Another Billboard: Jack Stroll Just Wants His Money
Less than a week ago, a billboard that drew attention to Canadian businessman Jack Stroll’s ongoing legal battle to withdraw millions of dollars of his money from the Global Bank of Commerce was removed by the Development Control Authority (DCA).
However, it seems that those responsible for the original billboard are undeterred by the DCA’s actions, as another one has recently surfaced.
Similar to the previous billboard, this new one, located on Whenner Road, features a photo of Brian Stuart-Young and a slogan that reads, “The Global Bank of Commerce owes Jack Stroll Millions of US dollars that it has not paid.”
It remains to be seen how long this billboard will stay up before the DCA takes it down again.
Interestingly, the exact location of the new billboard is unknown, which could make it more difficult for the DCA to remove it quickly.
Nonetheless, it is clear that those behind the billboard are determined to keep the issue in the public eye.
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