Is Chairman Wontumi the only business man in Ghana who has gone in for bank loans? – Daasebre

According to report by Wontumionline on Tuesday 10, November 2026, Broadcast journalist Daasebre of Movement TV has questioned what he considers selective criticism surrounding the financial dealings of Bernard Antwi Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, particularly regarding reports and discussions about his involvement with bank loans.

Daasebre raised concerns about the way Chairman Wontumi’s business activities and alleged financial obligations have become a subject of public discussion, asking whether he is the only businessman in Ghana who has ever relied on loans from financial institutions to support business operations.

According to the journalist, accessing bank loans is not unusual among businesspeople, as many entrepreneurs and corporate organisations depend on financial institutions to obtain funding for their businesses, investments and expansion projects.

He further suggested that public attention should not be concentrated on one individual when similar financial issues involving other prominent businesspeople may also deserve scrutiny.

In making his argument, Daasebre referred to an unnamed businessman whom he claimed had previously obtained bank loans and whose financial dealings allegedly contributed to the collapse of two banks.

His comments appeared to question why Chairman Wontumi’s financial dealings have attracted considerable attention while other individuals associated with major banking controversies may not be receiving the same level of public criticism.

The journalist’s remarks have sparked discussions about accountability, fairness and the treatment of businesspeople facing financial controversies in Ghana.

However, his claims concerning the unnamed businessman and the alleged collapse of two banks have not been independently established in the remarks provided.

Daasebre’s comments have added another dimension to the ongoing public conversation about Chairman Wontumi, banking practices and the responsibilities of businessmen who obtain loans from financial institutions.

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