GNASSM-BD commends Sampson Wiredu's committee after recommendation to interdict Robert Boazor

Sampson Wiredu Committee a committee formed by the National President of the Ghana Small Scale Miners to investigate Robert Boazor Tampoare over a petition by Smale Scale Miners Bolga district and Unique Mining Group a mining group operating in Gbane Community in the Talensi District has been concluded.

The report by the five-member committee, says “Robert Boazor Tampoare has been interdicted until the final determination of the case and therefore asked for the entire Bolgatanga District Executive to be dissolved”.

The report also directs that an interim executive should be put in place to manage the affairs of the small-scale miners, pending next year’s election of a substantive executive.

Following the outcome of the investigation, the Ghana National Association of Small Scale Miners Bolga District (GNASSM-BD) has commended the Sampson Wiredu Committee for what they described as a ‘detailed job’ done by acknowledging their challenges and providing a solution to deal with it.

“The committee realized that all district executives were appointed without any competitive recourse. The district treasure Zondong Samari Koolog indicated he was not present on the day of the congress which had less than 26 participants. Also, some of the zonal executive who met the committee denied knowledge of the district executives especially the district secretary”.

“On the mining concessions takeover, the committee established that Robert Tampoare did not inform and involve any of the district executives”.

“Members are relieved from the pain and the frustration that Robert Boazor Tampaore had taken us through, Robert Boazor Tampoare is currently before the High Court 1 in Bolgatanga on a matter of fraud against members of the Unique Mining Group who reported him to the police for fraud”. The statement captured.

Below are the full press release

Below are the excepts of the investigative report and recommendation by the Sampson Wiredu’s committee.

Meanwhile, when this platform contacted Robert Boazor Tampoare for his response following his interdiction, he declined to speak with the excuse that the case in the court.