Heritage Bank collapse: Seidu Agongo opens up about strained relationship with Former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta

Alhaji Seidu Agongo is the founder and chairman of Class Media Group (CMG). He recently discussed his strained relationship with former Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta. In an interview on Metro TV’s Bottomline show, Agongo expressed his belief that Ofori-Atta has a problem with him.

Agongo thinks this tension stems from success and personal perception. He noted that some people dislike others based on their actions or words. He shared his experiences with challenges in business. Some individuals feel uneasy when they see others succeed.

Agongo believes certain people may be irritated by his achievements. He emphasized that some struggle to accept the success of others. “Some people do not like to see others grow,” he said. “That’s the nature of life.” He added that some will always feel uncomfortable with your success.

During the interview, Agongo highlighted the importance of trusting God’s power. He used Barack Obama as an example of divine intervention elevating someone. “If God could use Barack Obama to become President, who are you to say Seidu Agongo cannot own a bank?” he questioned.

His comments follow the collapse of Heritage Bank, which he founded. This closure has sparked national discussions about its downfall and stakeholder roles. Despite these challenges, Agongo remains determined and resilient in his beliefs.

He focuses on the idea that God can uplift anyone, regardless of circumstances. Agongo is committed to not being discouraged by those who disagree with him.