The Aggrieved Customers of the defunct Gold Coast Fund Management have resumed picketing at the Finance Ministry, continuing their demand for the release of their locked-up funds.

This protest, which started yesterday, is planned to last for 32 hours.

The group asserts that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has not fulfilled its commitment to pay its members whose funds were entangled after their previous picketing in October 2023.

Despite earlier assurances from the finance ministry during a protest a month ago, the group claims that efforts to retrieve their locked-up funds from the collapsed Gold Coast Fund Management Company have proven unsuccessful.

Mr. Charles Nyame, the convener of the group, emphasized that they are not relenting in their pursuit to recover their funds.

In an interview on the Morning Drive with Kwabena Prah The Don on Hot FM, he expressed the group’s determination to press for their demands and highlighted the disappointment in the unfulfilled promises made by the finance ministry following the suspension of their previous protest.