N$81 million went to Swapo - Mike Nghipunya. Auditors only traced N$6m to Swapo
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2024
- The state is disputing former Fishcor chief executive Mike Nghipunya's claim that fishing quota proceeds of more than N$81 million were paid to Swapo through the bank accounts of two law firms. It said only N$6 million went to Swapo through two law firms while the rest of the stolen funds were shared among Fishrot accused
Nghipunya is linked to around N$72 million worth of deals he made in a private capacity. These details are part of the bail hearing of Nghipunya that started on 2 November 2021.
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That 81 mil is the same one they are using to build that huge headquaters..😂😂😠
Those fishrot corruption people never cared about the people who lost their jobs because of them, not even about how there family's would survive without 💰 to support the family, fishrot corruption scandal has destroyed the workers who lost their jobs because of these criminals and now they cry about being with there family's, what about the workers family's who lost their jobs, let those who committed corruption fraud at the fishrot stay in jail until sentence. We hope that the justice system of Namibia will make sure that these corruption criminals know that No One is above the law. 😠
Ooh how I like the judge, his a good one indeed and that lawyer from the state knows his job too xx
Too much noise ,
We can't hear.
Too much construction going on in this court 🙄 we can't 👂
This guys should rot in jail ..period . We have educated people sitting at home with their qualifications and honestly looking for a job while this criminals are eating on a silver plate.. call a spade a spade . shame on them i wonder what motivation their kids will get from this ..😤😡😡
The chief of staff should be arrested . If you’re corrupt the whole system is corrupt……🧐
Too much noise on the background. But thanks for the efforts.
Justice will prevail in end, let us not manipulate the systems to make things easier for individuals who didn’t consider the importance of our laws by by protecting our resources. People lost jobs due to criminal activities that led to awarding quotas to international Companies with ill intend only to benefit themselves. It’s wrong they didn’t consider the livelihood of those who lost their jobs.
They must face the full law this people
They must face the law these people our beloved lost jobs due to them
Lol the thumbnail
Samherji bled us dry, they sucked and sucked and sucked until Stefan's moral sense for humanity. Our boyz cared zero, overdozed on cash and became junkies. They need lenient rehabilitation. Anybody were a part they'd end up cash-junkies too. It was a wild ride and now everyone's getting their sense back...bit by bit. The game of life and money and state-law... Go figure!
Omwalya oshilongo nokati maan kamuna mikalo kaya, oshilongo osheni onye amuke vati ile eeshi onye mweditulamo mefuta?kaleni omo manga hatufululuka
😀😀😀😀😀😀
Owati?🤣🤣🤣
Mike fearless spoken out.
Swapo lead government denied a lot of things in the past...a sign of not equipped leadership.
This guy is nervous don't know what's going on around him
Interestingly The state will loose this case because they don’t have big balls for this trial . The had enough time to prepare for this case but the way I look at it no one is give the fishrot tough time. Now they look at each other in dread thinking we had lost 😂😂😂😂😂
@the_Namibian, why is your sound recording devices so rubbish, the sound cuts out and there's no noise cancellation to cut out the sound of the construction work. Stop being stingy and spend more on proper equipment and qualified personnel. also why did you cut the video feed? Are you trying to reduce the transparency of this court hearing?
VIVA SWAPO! SWAPO is for the people
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