In a post on X, he revealed that the investment was made to fund his school using the potential returns.
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However, after losing the investment, he now has to seek alternative funding sources.
“I’m seeking legal actions against the finance ministry of Ghana 🇬🇭. I have a free school I’m financing on my own and they took away the potential earnings I was going to use to fund the school. Now I have to figure something else out for those poor kids” he said in his post.
The comedian, some about a month ago lamented on how he suffered a ‘haircut’, and called out Ghana’s Ministry of Finance and Finance Minister for putting him in a state of financial setback after losing his money in the government’s Eurobond investment.
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