Aggrieved customers of DKM Micro Finance in the Upper East Region have begun appreciating the work of the liquidator and are happy with the publication of a more detailed list of affected customers, stressing that all they want are their investments.
They have charged the liquidator to clear the air on the amount of money to be paid to each affected person.
Earlier, the liquidator had caused the names of some 998 clients to be published as customers who are due for payment. This infuriated the other clients whose names were not published and threatened to take action. But they had to call off the intended action, following the publication of what their leader, Charles Ayambire, described as detailed list of affected customers.
Charles Ayambire, in an interview, announced their appreciation for the publication of a detailed list, but insisted that the liquidator should announce how much was accrued from the sale of the assets of DKM so as to satisfy clients’ curiosity.
According to Mr. Ayambire, clients are looking forward to nothing less than their investment, saying, “That is what the president assured us and we believe he wouldn’t say that if he had not been briefed on how much was accrued from the sale of the properties of DKM Micro-Finance.”
He advised his compatriots against signing for any amount that would be given by the liquidator, saying that would pave way for him (liquidator) to pay whatever he wants to pay and not as has been promised.
“We are sure the president is monitoring our actions and hearing our comments and will surely speak or react on this matter. We are sure he will not sit and watch the liquidator to pay whatever he wants to pay us.”
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