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UT Bank Receivers Sue Alfred Woyome Over Gh¢9.4m Unpaid Loan

Businessman, Mr Alfred Agbesi Woyome, has joined the class of alleged debtors of defunct UT bank with the receivers of the bank suing him over Gh¢9,461,505.81 unpaid loans. Joined to the suit as other defendants are a quarry company, Anator Quarry Company Limited, Anator Holding Company Limited, and one Dr Michael Kofi Amedi.

Mr Woyome and Dr Amedi were named as directors of the companies in the…

National Union of Tongu Students & Ass.(NUTSA) honors The 3 Tongu Mps

The executives of the National Union of Tongu Students & Associates have released a statement and evidence of honoring their MPs namely Hon. Korbla Mensah Woyome (South Tongu), Hon.Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa (North Tongu) and Hon. Alexander Gabby Hottordze (Central Tongu).

The citation states clearly their dedicated outstanding performance during the just ended NUTSA quiz competition held.

Speaking…

With all the delays, the impression is being created that Government is deliberately buying time by pushing the Woyome trial to after the legal vacation in October 2012 and thus avoiding the conclusion of the trial before the elections in December 2012.

UT Bank claims 2 Woyome properties

Moves by the Attorney-General’s (A-G’s) Department to sell businessman Alfred Agbesi Woyome’s properties to defray a GH¢51.2 million judgement debt has taken a new turn, with the UT Bank claiming ownership of two of those properties.

The Manet Towers branch of UT Bank is claiming two residential properties at Trasacco in Accra, Daily Graphic has learnt.

Lawyers for UT Bank, Manet Towers, Airport…

Court’s registry to fix a date on judgement on the ‘Woyome’ appeal

Mrs Marietta Brew Appiah-Oppong — Minister of Justice and Attorney-General

The parties in the criminal case against businessman, Alfred Agbesi Woyome have filed written submissions at the Court of Appeal for and against his acquittal. While the state is calling on the court to quash a High Court judgement which freed Woyome from any wrongdoing in the GH¢51.2 million, counsel for Woyome is praying…

Source: citifmonline.com

The Ghana Integrity initiative (GII) wants government to prosecute those who paid the Ghc51 million judgement debt to businessman Alfred Woyome.

This, according to them, is because “if Mr. Woyome has been acquitted and discharged, but the Supreme Court has held that those monies were illegally paid, [then] somebody has to be held responsible for paying that money…