Moses Wetangula caught up in Sh400 million fake gold scam

[Nattydread]

@Meria Mata

And later last evening, John Mondoh another aide to the Senator called our newsroom and claimed fraudsters had approached Wetang’ula seeking his assistance, but that he had declined.“The senator turned down their overtures and was not involved in the process at all. It is true that he knows some of the people who were involved, but he was not party to their criminal activities,” Mondoh said.[/QUOTE]

Hehehehehehehehehe!

[Masgwembe]

and about 2 weeks ago, after the China debacle, none other than the top two cronies were in Dubai…where we can now presume was a damage control mission.

It failed and #1 has been holed up at Sagana or wherever since.

[mayekeke]

@MikeOck

How are they sure it was the real Weta? It’s not that hard to imagine the conmen sending a fake look alike knowing that some racist Emirati may think we all look the same

How many people in Africa look like this?

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[Ubongo]

Kila mtu anakula sasa full throttle

[system]

One more time I realized that nothing is a safe haven. If you have something, you need to hold it with your teeth. And buying a new stuff, such as gold, is risky. And, as a lot of people say, owning a business and earning money every day is the best way to avoid depreciation of your actives. I thought about gold trading. Even found a company that can be trusted. A group of companies. But now I’m thinking: if the market is over flooded with fake gold, buying it is even more risky than it was before. Or not?

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The companies which sell gold: [COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 0)]iragoldadvisor.com

[Baba_yake_Digi]

Hii mambo iliishaje?