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Nigel Hinds got it wrong

Feb 12, 2018 Letters

Dear Editor,
Our attention was drawn to a letter published in the newspapers authored by Mr. Nigel Hinds, Auditor and Financial Consultant.
We wish to clarify that the opinions expressed in that letter are not those of our company. We continue to hold Mr. Hinds in high professional esteem and he remains our auditor.
However, we were advised by our investors to retain additional professional assistance for the purpose of satisfying the legal requirements for the Casino License for which we have applied.
Our decision to retain additional professional assistance was therefore in no way at the instance of the Gaming Authority.
Yours faithfully,
Sleepin International Hotel and Casino Inc.

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