A Spokesperson for unpaid customers of defunct DKM says they judged the John Mahama administration harshly.
The plight of customers of DKM customers and other financial institutions that collapsed in the then Brong Ahafo region has been identified as one of the major reasons that accounted for the region’s swing to the New Patriotic Party (NPP) in 2016.
Speaking to Sena Nombo on the Gold Power Drive, the Spokesperson said the 2016 elections results in the region was influenced by the “sweet talk” of the Nana Akufo-Addo led NPP.
The DKM Spokesperson said the then Presidential candidate of the NPP who is now President Akufo-Addo promised to pay them the entirety of their locked up funds.
The DKM customer also indicated that the group was also swayed by a consistent campaign of mudslinging and vilification.
The Spokesperson indicated that they were constantly bombarded with claims that the former first couple was behind the collapsed institution and that they would not be paid their funds if former President John Mahama was re-elected.
These claims according to the Spokesperson were being made at a time when the then administration had paid 80% of the customers of DKM and had communicated arrangements to pay the remaining customers.
The Spokesperson believes the John Dramani Mahama administration would have paid off the remaining customers if it had been re-elected because of the good faith shown with the earlier payments.
The remaining unpaid customers of DKM as at the time the John Dramani Mahama administration left power were persons who had invested huge sums of money at the institution.
The Spokesperson admitted being in both bracket and further admitted to receiving payments on one.
Story by: Gold Power Drive/Radiogoldlive.com
