I Have Been Urged To Fix MenzGold Swiftly-NAM1
NAM 1 has claimed that his social media followers motivated him to fix Menzgold.
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The founder of Menzgold Ghana Limited has asserted that his fans and followers on social media gave him an urge to return the fortunes of his company around and get back into the business in a year.
Nana Appiah Mensah, known widely as NAM 1, said this in a post on Instagram as he celebrated his birthday on May 16, 2022
He shared a video on his official Instagram page in which he wore a dark suit and appeared enjoying himself with Akwaboah and Sarkodie’s ‘Megyen Mani.’
Accompanying the video was a caption that suggested he is been buoyed by his well-wishers to work quickly to prop his company up.
He wrote, “A Knight templar is truly a fearless knight secure on every side. For his soul is protected by an arm of faith, just as his body is protected by an arm of steel. He is thus deeply armed and needs fear neither demons nor men”. Behold! the light is reborn. Thanks to y’all for the best wishes. Y’all give me an urge; a good reason to want to FIX Menzgold swiftly like the speed of light. I’m motivated. God willing, we shall have a clean slate a year by now. #GospelCrusader #GhanaShallProsper."
Menzgold Ghana Limited was a gold dealership and investment firm that promised customers an average of 7-10 percent monthly returns on investments. When the Government of Ghana found out it is “fraudulent,” it shut it down.
The firm is reported to have initially traded as Menzbank; then changed to Menzbank and then finally to Menzgold, due to warnings from the Bank of Ghana about the use of 'bank' as a company name for a non-banking entity.
