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"Let's be real, how does a 23-year-old secure such an amount from an international bank?" - Nana Yaw Sarpong speaking on asset declaration chastises the minority leader for his claim that he secured a $5 million loan to invest in his company. #TV3NewDay
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So has let be real here how can Ablakwa tell us that apart from his MP monthly money of 15,000 he das no other work but can rent for 8 year and more at Airport hills and you want me to believe him but when someone says same you are questioning him 🤔 TV3 Hmmm

Now the NDC has sent out their communication machinery from the presidency to the party to attack Afenyo😂😂😂 He has not even started yet ooo😂😂 You people get work to do

Afenyo Markin should be able to explain to us how he managed to pull $5m loan from the international bank Afenyo!

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I asked myself the same question!! What business experiences did he even put to bare to get these huge funds from the banks

Do you think banks look at your age before loaning you money or they look at the business The mentality of Ghanaians that people have to grow grey hair in order to be rich is the reason we are where we are 🤦♂️

That Nana Y Sarpong is one of the guys with low IQ to be on TV to discuss issues. Must one attain the age of 67 before he can access a loan from the Bank? Unfortunately the dump host looks on. TV3 and Media General is now a disgrace to journalism. Multimedia @Joy997FM is better

But upon his own submission he believes that an mp can rent a 15000$ at least house at airport hills Hypocrisy at the highest peak

Poverty mindset and that’s the mindset of most Ghanaians u should grow grey hair before u should get old is Elon musk

Common sense is talking

One thing people don’t know is this man was awarded a contract by then by the government of Ghana in 2001 to haul bauxite with his X courier company. And what makes you think with such a contract document banks wouldn’t partner with him?
