Dancehall sensation and the headliner of the Shatta Movement Empire, Shatta Wale has broken his silence over the brouhaha surrounding the CEO of the embattled Gold vault, Menzgold Ghana Limited, Nana Appiah Mensah aka NAM1.
NAM1 and his company started facing problems a few months after the Securities and Exchange Commission, (SEC) realised he was operating illegally which resulted in his company being shut down.
The long running saga between Menzgold Ghana and the Securities and Exchange Comission seems headed for a resolution after the latest press release from the gold trading firm.
Menzgold has revealed that their issues are headed for a resolution, promising customers a possible return to business by Novermber 5th.
A renowned Ghanaian Prophet and a Pastor of God, Prophet Emmanuel Adjei has endorsed one of the most visionary Ghanaian men Nana Appiah Mensah aka NAM1 and his company Menzgold in a grand style at his church.
This massive endorsement comes in the wake of the unending tussle between Menzgold Ghana Company Limited and The Securities and Exchange Commission of Ghana. A situation that led to a temporary closure of Menzgold.
After suing the SEC for interfering in it’s actions, the gold trading firm Menzgold Ghana has kept it promise to commence paying dividends to customers from today, the 28th of September.
At a presser held in Accra Thursday, the company said they would resume payments today, based on a schedule to be sent to customers.
So yesterday Nana Appiah Mensah the quintessential Ghanaian visionary billionaire’s company Menzgold Ghana Limited that is in a tussle with the Securities and Exchange Commission(SEC) held a press conference.
The press conference was held mainly to explain properly the unending issues between the company Menzgold and the Securities and Exchange Commission to its valued customers.
So yesterday Nana Appiah Mensah the quintessential Ghanaian visionary billionaire’s company Menzgold Ghana Limited that is in a tussle with the Securities and Exchange Commission(SEC) held a press conference.
The press conference was held mainly to explain properly the unending issues between the company Menzgold and the Securities and Exchange Commission to its valued customers.
Mengzold Ghana has taken their battle with the regulatory agencies up another notch, filing a legal case against both the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Bank of Ghana (BOG).
In the suit, Menzgold argues that the two agencies have abused their power in coming after them and caused untold harm to their business.
Menzgold Ghana has responded to a series of new claims from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
In an interview on Joy News Tuesday, Deputy Director General of the SEC, Paul Ababio said even though the company’s activities have been temporarily suspended, they can still pay dividends to customers.
Nana Appiah Mensah has come under severe fire from all angles after the recent Menzgold and SEC brouhaha, with even ‘people who look like insults’ having the chance to attack the multimillionaire CEO of several indigenous companies.
Now not only is he being attacked but some people are attempting to make the claim that he’s never been as rich as he portrays, with some saying he never owned a private jet but simply rented it.
Nana Appiah Mensah has come under severe fire from all angles after the recent Menzgold and SEC brouhaha, with even ‘people who look like insults’ having the chance to attack the multimillionaire CEO of several indigenous companies.
Now not only is he being attacked but some people are attempting to make the claim that he’s never been as rich as he portrays, with some saying he never owned a private jet but simply rented it.
The Board and Management of Menzgold Ghana Limited has appreciated the effort of people who devoted their time to demonstrate on their behalf against the ongoing brouhaha between their company and Securities and Exchange Commission.
In a statement released yesterday, 14th September 2018 by the company’s head of communications, Mr George Quaye, the company appeals with all cherished die fans and customers to remain calm as they work to resolve the issue.
On September 7, 2018, Ghanaian Gold dealing company, Menzgold limited received a letter from the Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC asking them to stop operating.
SEC served Menzgold with a letter to stop working with immediate effect reasons being that Menzgold does not have the necessary documentation which permits them to operate.
The general public and cherished customers of Menzgold Ghana Limited have been urged to stay calm in a statement issued by the company’s management team.
According to the management, all rumours speculating on the media that the gold trading company has been shut down by the Securities and Exchange Commission is not true.
The gold trading firm Menzgold has responded defiantly with a statement threatening legal action after a letter from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) concerning the company and its dealings was leaked to the public.
The letter, addressed to Menzgold Ghana, stated that the firm had no licence to operate under the SEC’s regulations and thus should be shut down.
The gold trading firm Menzgold has responded defiantly with a statement threatening legal action after a letter from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) concerning the company and its dealings was leaked to the public.
The letter, addressed to Menzgold Ghana, stated that the firm had no licence to operate under the SEC’s regulations and thus should be shut down.
