Adamus Resources Pty Ltd, an Australian mining company, has warned the public against doing business with Angela Diala List and Nguvu Mining Ltd on behalf of Adamus Resources Limited in Ghana.

The company says it has not given either party permission to manage or represent Adamus Ghana, as a dispute over the ownership of the company remains in court.

In a statement issued on November 2, 2026, Adamus Australia said it has owned 90% of Adamus Ghana since 2017, while the Government of Ghana owns the remaining 10%.

The company explained that it is challenging documents that allegedly transferred its 79,650 shares in Adamus Ghana to Nguvu Mining Ltd in November 2022.

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It said the documents were allegedly signed by Moses Kobena Bosompem, who, according to the company, had no authority to act on its behalf.

Adamus Australia also said a court in Western Australia confirmed in December 2022 that Allan Morrison was the company's only director and secretary at the time.

The company maintained that it has not approved any change in the ownership or management of Adamus Ghana in favour of Nguvu Mining Ltd or any company linked to Angela List.

It warned that anyone who conducts business with Angela List or Nguvu Mining on behalf of Adamus Ghana, based on the disputed share transfer, does so without its approval.

“Adamus Australia accepts no liability for such transactions,” the statement added.

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The company has advised banks, contractors, regulators and other interested parties to contact its company secretary to confirm who has the authority to act on its behalf.

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