AngloGold Ashanti-Obuasi Mine In Big Trouble--As Former MP Calls For Probe Of The Company Over 70% Concession Beneficiaries
Speaking in an interview with Shaft FM monitored by Soireenews.com, the former law maker has questioned Anglo Gold Ashanti Mine Obuasi to come out publicly to explain whom they gave the 70% concession to.
Freeman Koryekpor 
The former Member of Parliament for Obuasi West Constituency in the Ashanti Region, Honourable Edward Micheal Ennin, has broke silence by calling for a full scall investigation to find out who are the beneficiaries of the 70% concession of the company.
Speaking in an interview with Shaft FM monitored by Soireenews.com, the former law maker has questioned Anglo Gold Ashanti Mine Obuasi to come out publicly to explain whom they gave the 70% concession to.
According to the former legislator, he knows the few people who are enjoying the 70% concession released by the company to the public.
He said the people of Obuasi and the galamseyers should put it in their mind that Anglo Gold Ashanti mine Obuasi cannot recruit every one into the company, not even the government can employ everyone into the government sector.
He stated that even in America the government cannot employ everyone into the government sector but the private company do help.
"Can the galamseyers employ everyone into their small concession where they are demanding Anglo Ashanti mine Obuasi to release to them?, he rhetorically asked.
He said it is about time the people of Obuasi find out which people are enjoying the 70% concession released by Anglo Gold Ashanti mine to the public that will bring solution to this problem.
Tthe former MP stated that Anglo Gold Ashanti Mine Obuasi has only 30% concession left which has over 6000 workers.
"So in order to protect the 30% of their remaining concession, the company will definitely be strict on the way forward to protect it.
He mentioned that ,who in his or her own house will allow anybody to invade into His house unlawfully?
"So Anglo Gold Ashanti mine is doing to protect its company," he asked.
