NPP hirelings' claim I've spent GHS173,940 on office furniture totally false — Sammy Gyamfi

The Acting Managing Director of the Precious Minerals Marketing Company (PMMC), Sammy Gyamfi, has refuted claims that he spent GHS173,940 on new office furniture and a refrigerator.

In a Facebook post on February 15, Gyamfi dismissed the allegations as “completely false,” stressing that he had not made any changes to his office setup since assuming his role. He clarified that all furnishings, including his chair, desk, and fridge, were already in place before he took office.

“I have made no changes to my office since assuming office as Ag. MD for the PMMC on 20th January, 2025. All the things in my office, including chair, desk, fridge etc. were there before I assumed office. Not even the A4 sheets or pens on my office desk have been changed. This fact can easily be verified by any reasonable person,” Gyamfi stated.

He called on the public to fact-check such claims before believing reports circulated by communicators and social media affiliates of the New Patriotic Party (NPP).

Read below the post by Sammy Gyamfi on Facebook

The claim by some hirelings of the New Patriotic Party, who are still nursing their wounds after suffering the most embarrassing electoral defeat in the history of Ghana, that I have changed the chair, desk, fridge and design of my office at the PMMC at a cost of GHS173,940 is totally false.

I have made no changes to my office since assuming office as Ag. MD for the PMMC on 20th January, 2025. All the things in my office, including chair, desk, fridge etc. were there before I assumed office. Not even the A4 sheets or pens on my office desk have been changed.

This fact can easily be verified by any reasonable person.

The general public is humbly entreated to be on the lookout for fake news from the desperate NPP. Kindly double-check claims made by their communicators and social media surrogates, lest you fall prey to their deliberate disinformation narratives.

SAMMY GYAMFI ESQ.
Ag. Managing Director, PMMC