SHC Asset Recovery to Follow Fair Hearing and Verification Process, Says Aynok Holding CEO

Dr. Clemence Gyato, the Group Chief Executive Officer of Aynok Holding Company, has outlined the approach that will guide the recovery of SHC assets. According to him, the process will be conducted fairly and transparently, with every affected person given the opportunity to be heard. He emphasised that community documents will be thoroughly verified before any decisions are made, ensuring that only those with legitimate claims are considered.

Dr. Gyato explained that individuals found to have valid interests in the assets will be guided toward a regularisation process. This process may require them to settle outstanding ground rent and any applicable penalties before they can retain their land. He noted that this measure is intended to ensure fairness and proper documentation while protecting the rights of genuine stakeholders.

The CEO reassured the public that the exercise is not designed to dispossess anyone unlawfully but to restore order and ensure that all claims are properly verified. He urged affected persons to cooperate with the verification team and provide the necessary documents to support their claims.

In his statement, Dr. Gyato reiterated Aynok Holding Company’s commitment to transparency, due process, and the rule of law throughout the recovery exercise. He added that the company will engage with communities and stakeholders to address concerns and ensure that the process is conducted smoothly.

He advised those with valid interests to take advantage of the regularisation window once it is opened, stressing that compliance would enable them to secure their land and avoid further complications. The company, he said, remains dedicated to resolving the matter in a manner that balances the interests of all parties involved while upholding fairness and accountability.

The statement serves as a call for calm and cooperation, as the recovery process moves forward with clear guidelines aimed at protecting legitimate landowners and ensuring that all claims are properly documented and verified.

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