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‘Produce evidence of galamsey claims against me’ — Yamin challenges accusers

Speaking in an interview on Adom FM's Dwaso Nsem, Mr Yamin said his name had repeatedly been associated with illegal mining in public discourse despite the absence of any evidence linking him to such activities.
He explained that the issue currently before the authorities was not an investigation into illegal mining but rather allegations that some unidentified persons were purportedly using his name to intimidate members of the public.
According to him, anyone in possession of information linking him to illegal mining should present it to the appropriate investigative authorities rather than rely on unsubstantiated allegations in the public domain.
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