By Festus Keyamo
I have just read, with some amusement, the position of the Federal Government regarding the cash totaling $9.3 million that was seized by the South African authorities as an attempt was made to smuggle it into that country. from my little understanding, the Federal Government's position can be summarised as follows:
*Keyamo
*That it is aware of the movement of such large sum of money by cash
out of the country.
*That the cash is meant for the purchase of arms to fight insurgency.
*That the transaction was done by cash to ensure the speed of the transaction.
*That it resorted to buy fromSouth
Africa
*That the cash is meant for the purchase of arms to fight insurgency.
*That the transaction was done by cash to ensure the speed of the transaction.
*That it resorted to buy from
The
above position of the Federal Government is not only ludicrous, it is
laughable, untenable and a story only fit to be told to the marines. The
following rhetoric posers are germane to this issue:
