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Amin Adam challenges GoldBod’s GH¢5.45bn surplus

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Amin Adam challenges GoldBod’s GH¢5.45bn surplus

7 per cent of the reported surplus, was a government capital injection credited to GoldBod’s books on December 30, 2025, just a day before the financial year ended.54 billion capital injection from revenue.

Dr Amin Adam said GoldBod’s treatment of the money raised questions about the credibility of its reported surplus.

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