Fake NAM 1 trial photos spark social media storm

MyNewsGh.com has sighted images seeking to suggest they are the trial photos of embattled Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of troubled gold dealership, Menzgold Nana Appiah Mensah alias NAM 1 who is standing trial in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Whereas a section are elated they have finally seen the true images of the man who has been in detention in Dubai checks, conducted by MyNewsGh.com reveal that the images were clearly photoshopped.

The real image is a suspect in the United States who was charged with first-degree murder in the September 2014 and has no correlation with what is happening to NAM 1 in Dubai.

Early this month, this portal after its checks with Interpol reported of how NAM 1 landed himself in fresh trouble and is not likely to be coming back to Ghana anytime soon further dashing the hopes of his anxious victims who were anticipating his earlier return to pay back their locked cash.

Interpol sources available to MyNewsGh.com reveal that Nana Appiah Mensah Alias NAM 1, is caught up in fresh series of local cases of similar nature in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and would need to deal with all those before being repatriated to Ghana.

Early last month, there was wild jubilation among customers of the company following news of his acquittal of criminal charges in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) where he has been in detention for months over a bad deal.

What is said to have triggered the jubilation was the claim that the NAM 1 was also benefiting from over $30 million as amount the court directed should be paid to him.



He was however not given his freedom because Interpol which was acting on a red alert notice issued earlier by Ghana is keeping him and is yet to officially communicate with its counterparts in Ghana.

Latest details emerging from the oil rich country reveal to MyNewsGh.com that apart from the fact that the Emirati gold company that caused his arrest has appealed the court’s decision, other cases have been lodged against him.