Becca Deletes All Pictures Of Nana Mensah, Brother To Sima Brew, After Big Gh Scam Scandal Erupts

516

---

 
Ghana

Celebrity Watch

 

Singer of hit single ‘African Woman’ is not standing behind this African brother as the case against him grows. Nana Appiah Mensah, aka Nam1, also brother and management to the creative director of Sima Brew is now in hiding for ‘allegedly’ scamming millions of dollars of gold investors from his Menzgold company.

(like for instant fb updates)
 

We haven’t followed the story thoroughly and can not back it up, but apparently he has fled the country after hawking millions of dollars from investors at Menzgold. Furious protesters and investors have called on the government for help, but there is little that can be done. It is even alleged most of his property was rented.

Nana Appiah Mensah who is also the founder of Zylofon media, engaged in many activities through the entertainment and fashion world. From signing and funding the likes of Shatta Wale, Stonebwoy, Becca and many more up coming artists, to sponsoring Accra Fashion Week, signing on Sima Brew, and even starting their own modelling agency.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BjIQjclFd0_/

Many cheered him as a hero to the world of entertainment and some saw it as too good to be true. In the past two months all this came to revelations after his rift with the bank of Ghana where they advised investors his business was a fraud, shortly after everything came to light.

The founder is now in hiding however the sister companies to Menzgold are operating business as usual. Including Zylofon and Sima Brew fashion house. Singer Becca allegedly took all images of Nam1 off her social media platform. This has sent shocking waves concerning his business as a scam when such closed ones disassociate themselves as opposed to defending you.

There is a lot of ‘allegedly’ used in this story, not because we are fund of gossip, most of this infomation is penned as true on many news websites. However, as Nam1 has not spoken for himself yet, we are writing this with the benefit of the doubt the alleged scam details may not be as black and white as it seems.