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Lawyers for Sammy Gyamfi deny claims linking him to alleged GH¢200m GoldBod scandal

"The allegation that Mr Dominic Bonsu absconded with GH¢200 million belonging to the Ghana Gold Board is false, fabricated, malicious, and wholly without factual or legal foundation.""The mere fact, if any, that Dominic Bonsu Ventures held a licence issued by, or was regulated by, the Ghana Gold Board neither establishes nor can lawfully be construed as establishing any personal, professional, or business relationship between Mr Dominic Bonsu and our Client."Lawyers for lawyer and politician Sammy Gyamfi have dismissed as "false, fabricated and malicious" allegations linking him to an alleged GH¢200 million financial impropriety involving the Ghana Gold Board (GoldBod), insisting their client has never known or worked with an individual identified as Dominic Bonsu.
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