The Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO) has turned it’s attention on the celebrities signed unto the Nana Appiah Mensah owned Zylofon Media and the thousands of Cedis assets given to these celebrities in an attempt to have the assets seized, Ghpage.com has gathered.
According to reports reaching Ghpage.com, EOCO has expressed interest and seizing not just the assets of Nana Appiah Mensah aka NAM1, they want to seize all the assets of his sister company, Zylofon Media.
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With this intent, Zylofon artists may likely get their properties seized. Shatta Wale’s Ship house Mansion, Becca’s Beauty Spa, Stonebwoy’s 3 bedroom mansion as well as all the assets given to Joyce Blessing, Kumi Guitar, Obibini, Jame Gardiner, Toosweet Annan, Benedicta Gafah, Bibi Bright and Zynell Zuh risk being seized by EOCO.
From what Ghpage.com has gathered, EOCO can have these assets seized if they are able to obtain the warrant because as stated in the contract signed by these celebrities, the assets stated in their respective contract will be in the name of Zylofon Media until their contract is over. Only then will the property deeds be changed into their names.
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So technically, Shatta Wale’s mansion, Becca’s Spa which Ghpage.com gathers was funded by Zylofon Media, the luxurious cars and others are the properties of Zylofon Media.
Already EOCO has frozen the accounts of Nana Appiah Mensah and has urged the public to come forward with any knowledge of accounts opened by NAM1 with different names.
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The Executive Director of EOCO, Mr. K.K Amoah told the media:
“What we are telling the public is that anyone with information on his other accounts should let us know because we believe he might have used different names to open such accounts and so friends, the family should let us know about other accounts.”
Stay with Ghpage.com for more updates soon
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