GoldBod has denied viral claims that it lost GH200 million to Dominic Bonsu Ventures, describing the social media publication as false, malicious and misleading.
The regulator says Dominic Bonsu was never a bodyguard to CEO Sammy Gyamfi and insists it did not advance or lose any money to him or his company.
GoldBod says Dominic Bonsu Ventures' licence was suspended over suspected breaches of trading rules, with the proprietor arrested and remanded by the High Court as legal proceedings continue.
The Ghana Gold Board has rejected claims circulating on social media that the proprietor of Dominic Bonsu Ventures absconded with GH200 million belonging to GoldBod. GoldBod also denied claims that Dominic Bonsu previously worked as a bodyguard or personal security officer for its Chief Executive Officer, Sammy Gyamfi.
“The GoldBod has not lost and/or advanced GHC200 million, or any amount of money, to Mr. Dominic Bonsu or Dominic Bonsu Ventures”, it said.
The statement added:
According to GoldBod, the actual issue involves the suspension of Dominic Bonsu Ventures’ gold trading licence over suspected breaches of the terms attached to the licence and the regulator’s trading directives.
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