By Members of the Locked-up Investment Holders’ Forum have resumed their public protests, demanding that the Finance Ministry pay their locked-up funds.
In 2023, investors were assured that they would receive their funds after the Bank of Ghana revoked the licenses of certain financial institutions and savings and loans companies.
The delays in payment of the funds resulted in a series of protests, with demands for the Finance Ministry to expedite the release of funds to depositors.
After receiving assurances from Deputy Finance Minister Dr. Stephen Amoah, the group suspended their protests for two weeks. However, they have resumed picketing due to the Ministry’s failure to honor its promise.
The aggrieved investors have gathered at the offices of NDK Financial Service and plan to march to the Ministry of Finance to demand an update on their request for payment.
