Public urged to verify recruitment offers, business opportunities and other communications purportedly linked to the company Tenet Partners Marketing Ltd, a marketing consultancy and experiential creative company, is facing a growing reputational concern following reports that some individuals are allegedly using its name and identity to deceive unsuspecting members of the public. The alleged activities have raised concerns about the potential financial losses victims could suffer and the damage such schemes could cause to the company’s reputation, particularly in Ghana, where the company says its business activities focus largely on music promotion and marketing services.
Background of Tenet Partners Marketing Ltd According to information provided by the company, Tenet Partners Marketing Ltd was founded by Anthony Larry Mikinka in 2014 in New York State, United States. The company describes itself as a global marketing consultancy and experiential creative organization with a service network spanning the Americas, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the Asia-Pacific region. Its services reportedly cover the planning, execution and evaluation of brand campaigns, event marketing and other promotional activities designed to help clients build stronger brands and reach wider audiences. In Ghana, the company says its core area of business is music promotion, with a focus on developing impactful marketing solutions for clients within the entertainment and creative industries.
Humanitarian Activities and Community Development Beyond its marketing activities, Tenet Partners Marketing Ltd says it is committed to supporting communities and improving livelihoods through humanitarian and social development initiatives. According to information supplied about the company, its interventions have included drilling boreholes to improve access to water, donating books and school uniforms to support education, and constructing community centers to provide spaces for communal activities. The company is also reported to have supported individuals with capital to establish or expand small businesses, with the broader objective of promoting entrepreneurship and economic independence.
These initiatives reflect the social development commitments attributed to the company and its stated ambition to contribute to communities beyond its commercial operations. Company Mission: Creating Opportunities and Promoting Financial Independence Tenet Partners Marketing Ltd says its mission is to create job opportunities and enable people to demonstrate their talents, develop their abilities and realize their potential. Its stated philosophy places emphasis on personal development, financial independence and the pursuit of higher goals and achievements. However, the alleged misuse of the company’s name by unauthorized individuals threatens to undermine public confidence and could expose jobseekers, aspiring entrepreneurs and other members of the public to financial exploitation.
Fraudsters Allegedly Exploiting the Company’s Name The reported activities have raised concerns that some individuals may be taking advantage of the company’s name and public image to make misleading representations and solicit money or personal information from unsuspecting people. Members of the public are therefore advised to exercise caution when dealing with anyone claiming to represent Tenet Partners Marketing Ltd, particularly where the individual demands money in exchange for employment, recruitment, business opportunities, training or access to a purported company program. Anyone who receives such an offer should independently verify its authenticity through the company’s confirmed official communication channels before making payments, submitting sensitive personal information or committing to any agreement. The public should not assume that a message, document, social media account or recruitment notice is genuine simply because it carries the company’s name, logo or branding.
Evidence of the Alleged Activities Numerous fraudulent investment platforms have recently emerged in the Oti and KPASSA areas, causing losses to many members of the public. TENET urges the public not to believe in “low investment, high return” scams. The screenshots shown are from some of these fraudulent platforms; please stay away if you encounter them.
A Call for Vigilance and Accountability The alleged misuse of a company’s identity highlights the importance of public awareness and due diligence when engaging with organisations offering employment, marketing services or business opportunities. Members of the public who suspect that they have been targeted should preserve relevant messages, screenshots, transaction records and other evidence. They should also consider reporting suspected fraud to the appropriate law enforcement authorities in Ghana and to the relevant financial institution if money has been transferred. The company should also make its verified communication channels available to the public so that individuals can confirm the legitimacy of offers and report suspicious activity. Where evidence supports the allegations, the appropriate authorities can investigate the individuals involved and take action in accordance with the law.
Protect the Public, Protect the Company’s Reputation The central concern is not only the potential financial loss suffered by individuals but also the possibility that the company’s identity and stated community development commitments could be exploited to gain the public’s trust. Combating such activities requires vigilance from the public, responsible communication from the company and appropriate action by the relevant authorities. Anyone approached by a person claiming to represent Tenet Partners Marketing Ltd is encouraged to verify the claim independently before sending money or sharing sensitive information. The message to the public is simple: Verify before you pay, confirm before you trust, and report suspected fraud through the appropriate channels. TENET’s risk assessment department will do everything in its power to combat fraudulent platforms. The public is urged to stay away from fraudulent platforms and protect their wallets.
