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The Founder and Leader of the Royal House Chapel International church, Apostle General Sam Korankye Ankrah has explained that the $1m gift to her daughter was a faith cheque.
The renowned man of God reaction comes shortly after the GRA summoned his daughter to collect their share.
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The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) is chasing after Naa Dromo, the second daughter of Apostle General Sam Korankye Ankrah.
The GRA is on the heels of Naa Dromo to collect tax on money she reportedly received at her wedding as a gift.
Naa Dromo tied the knot with Dr Samuel Nana Nimo in a beautiful white wedding on Saturday, July 10, 2021.
One of the big talking points from the wedding of Naa Dromo and Nana Nimo was a supposed wedding gift of one million dollars the bride received.
It will be recalled that during the wedding reception, Naa Dromo’s friends made the announcement of the one-million-dollar gift.
In a video sighted by GhArticles, Naa Dromo’s friends were spotted grouped to one side with some holding a dummy cheque.
One of the ladies took the microphone and explained that they used to present household and kitchen items like earthenware, pestle, among others, but they have gone higher now.
Following the news of the amazing wedding gift, the GRA wrote to Naa Dromo to make enquiries and guide her to pay tax on the gift.
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In the letter dated July 15, 2021, the GRA referred to the one million dollars wedding gift and other businesses of Naa Dromo.
The letter asked the newly-married young woman to visit the GRA’s office on July 23, 2021, for a discussion, in order to avoid any possible sanctions.
However, Naa Dromo’s father, Sam Korankye said the cheque was an act of faith money given to his daughter and it was not real money.
He explained that the dummy cheque was given to his daughter by her friends who belong to the second generation young ladies under the Royal Ladies Ministry.
“They presented the dummy cheque of $1million to their friend (Naa Dromo), unfortunately, some people did not catch the idea of the presentation because it was real money that was presented. And quickly they turned the headlines,” he explained.
“The cheque was a faith cheque, not a real cheque, these young people are saying one day they believe God that on occasions like this they will be able to present a cheque of $1m, that’s the statement they are making,” Apostle General stated.
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He concluded that as a father and a prophet he can’t say what they did was ‘fake’ or for fun or joking because what seems like a joke may one day become a reality.
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Source: Ghanaarticles.com
