First Allied Savings and Loans customers have been doing a panic withdrawal for the past three months after the news went round that former GFA President, Kwasi Nyantakyi owns the bank.
The bank after the news broke out came out to debunk the rumours and stated clearly that he is not even part of the shareholder.
Even after the bank’s denial, customers of the bank still troop to the bank’s premises to withdrawal their money.
This week, the bank which has been operating for the past 22 years with 27 branches across the country with its headquarters in Kumasi were shocked as more customers trooped to their premises to withdraw their money.
According to the customers, the bank has been closed for a while and nothing has been communicated to them.
The Post gathered that the bank is facing some challenges but it has got nothing to do with their finances.
In an interview monitored by The Post, Mr Jones Owusu Yeboah told the customers to remain calm as they will open their doors soon.
He indicated that those who have severely been affected by the temporal closure of the bank will be attended to as soon as they resume work.
