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Gold Coast Fund Management: Customers accuse Finance Minister of bad faith

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Customers of Gold Coast Securities Fund Management have renewed calls on government to pay their locked-up funds as more than two hundred of them have died because of the delay in payment.

Spokesperson for the Group, Charles Nyame while making the appeal, alleged that the Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Attah’s Databank also saved with Gold Coast Securities Fund Management but withdrew all their investments ahead of the financial sector clean-up which has led to the death of many.

He said this amounts to conflict of interest.

Mr. Nyame said further delay in the release of the locked-up funds will force the over 800,000 customers to vote massively against the government in the December 7 elections.

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