Popular Ghanaian media personality Kevin Taylor has issued a stern warning to a young man identified as Williams Anarfi Sarpong, who is accused of using a photo of former President John Dramani Mahama in connection with a gold scam. In a post on social media, Taylor, host of Loud Silence Media’s “With All Due Respect”, gave Sarpong a 24-hour ultimatum to publicly disassociate Mahama from the alleged scam or face exposure on his show.
Taylor alleged that Sarpong had used an old photograph taken with Mahama—before he became president—to deceive Arabian businessmen in Dubai as part of a gold scam. Taylor emphasised that the grace period had expired without any public clarification from Sarpong, warning that he would expose the full details in an upcoming broadcast.
“You had 24 hours to clear President Mahama’s name, and you failed to do so. You planned to use an old photo with him to defraud Arabs in a gold scam. On my next show, I will reveal everything,” Taylor stated.
He further hinted at deeper revelations, promising to expose not only Sarpong but also three companies allegedly linked to the scam: JILLRANDAL GROUP OF COMPANIES, WASK GROUP OF COMPANIES, and DADABA GROUP OF COMPANIES.
As of the end of the deadline, Sarpong had not issued any public response. Taylor’s looming exposé has generated significant attention, with many of his followers anticipating a detailed breakdown of the alleged fraud during his next show.
Well-known for his bold commentaries and investigative reporting, Kevin Taylor has built a reputation for confronting corruption in Ghanaian political and business circles. This latest episode adds to his track record of high-stakes revelations.
With no public defence from Sarpong so far, all eyes are now on Taylor’s upcoming broadcast, which promises to shine a spotlight on the individuals and entities allegedly involved in the gold scam.
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