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Papa Kwesi Nduom Vows to Reclaim Groupe Nduom Assets

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The Global Chairman of Groupe Nduom, Dr Papa Kwesi Nduom, has vowed to recover what he describes as stolen assets belonging to his conglomerate.

Speaking during a live broadcast on Facebook on Wednesday, Dr Nduom accused certain individuals in positions of power of unlawfully seizing properties owned by Groupe Nduom.

He specifically highlighted a case involving a parcel of land purchased by his company, which he claims has been taken over by a government official who has since developed it.

Dr Nduom issued a stern warning to those involved, urging them to desist, and promised to publicly name those he holds responsible in future broadcasts.

“They know themselves, and I am here to tell them to stop,” he stated firmly.

Dr Nduom’s remarks come amid ongoing controversies surrounding the assets and operations of Groupe Nduom, a business conglomerate with interests in various sectors.

Source:TheDotNews

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