NAM 1 is secretly paying top police, military clients to evade arrest – Bridget Otoo drops bombshell

Television personality, Bridget Otoo has sounded alarm bells over what she described as a covert operation being embarked on by gold trading hub Menzgold to pay investments of police and military officers whose monies have been locked up with the company.

In a thread of tweets, she disclosed that the National Security is aware of this development and instead of going for Nana Appiah Mensah otherwise known as NAM 1, they have taken other customers for granted and collating names in order to pay them.

“Menzgold Ghana Limited has asked the Police and The Military to collate officers whose monies are locked up to begin payment. NATIONAL SECURITY PAAAAA instead of asking for the contract of personnel.. Why not go and grab the guy at the top? Let him show u where the money is and pay everyone and not some officers”, she stated in tweets MyNewsGh.com sighted.

It is not known if the Bridget Otoo has investments with the company but observed Menzgold is engaging in secret payment probably to avoid the wrath of the security agencies who may come after them “ Why are police and military officers the ones to receive payments? Are all the clients not important?

It’s obvious Menzgold is afraid of the uniformed officers who could pick guns and destroy their property! Why are police and military officers the ones to receive payments? Are all the clients not important? It’s obvious Menzgold is afraid of the uniformed officers who could pick guns and destroy their property”

“Menzgold probably thinks their “NON – UNIFORMED” customers are stupid. Its not how do you decide that the police and military customers deserve to be paid but others can be taken for granted. What Menzgold should not forget is that even if they pay the police and Military officers, the anger of the thousands whose Monies remain locked up cannot match any gun-wielding officer! Menzgold probably thinks their “NON – UNIFORMED” customers are stupid.if not how do you decide that the police and military customers deserve to be paid but others can be taken for granted”