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IPID found that SAPS committed the following transgressions regarding Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala farm: 1. Concealed the housebreaking and theft of dollars by not reporting the crime at a police station. 2. Used state resources to investigate Ramaphosa’s private business and recover the money. 3. Kidnapped, interrogated, and bribed suspects... show more

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🟥WATCH🟥 Analyzing the Allegations: Political Analyst Sizwe Mpufo-Walsh Delves into the Phala Phala Farm Scandal. In a recent report by Acting Public Protector Kholeka Gcaleka, allegations of President Cyril Ramaphosa's involvement in the Phala Phala farm scandal have raised several questions. Political analyst Sizwe Mpufo-Walsh takes a closer look at the report, addressing concerns about conflicts of interest, paid work, and the role of Major General Wally Rhoode. One of the key questions raised by Sizwe Mpofu is the issue of conflict of interest. Mpofu argues that when President Cyril Ramaphosa called in the Head of the Presidential Protection Unit, Major General Wally Rhoode, to investigate the theft at Phala Phala Farm, a potential conflict of interest arose. Mpofu questions whether the President called in Rhoode to protect a public resource or his own private interests. One of the key issues highlighted by Mpufo-Walsh is the moment when President Ramaphosa called the Head of the Presidential Protection Unit to report the theft at Phala Phala Farm. Mpufo-Walsh questions whether the president's intention was to protect a public resource or his own private interests. This, he argues, creates a conflict of interest that far exceeds the test in the Nkandla Judgment. Mpufo-Walsh emphasizes that the potential conflict lies within the president's duty to ensure the proper use of state resources for state advancement. On the other hand, there is a risk of him turning a blind eye to possible wastage if he stands to benefit personally from such indifference. According to him, the mere existence of such a risk is enough to prove a conflict of interest, regardless of whether it materializes or not. Mpufo-Walsh also raises concerns about the role of Major General Wally Rhoode in the Phala Phala farm scandal. The mysteries surrounding Major General Wally Rhoode's role further add to the complexity of the issue. Mpofu points out that the public deserves answers regarding Rhoode's actions and whether there was any undue influence or manipulation of the investigation. #Phalaphala #PhalaPhalaFarmGate #centralnewsza

🟥WATCH🟥 Analyzing the Allegations: Political Analyst Sizwe Mpufo-Walsh Delves into the Phala Phala Farm Scandal. In a recent report by Acting Public Protector Kholeka Gcaleka, allegations of President Cyril Ramaphosa's involvement in the Phala Phala farm scandal have raised several questions. Political analyst Sizwe Mpufo-Walsh takes a closer look at the report, addressing concerns about conflicts of interest, paid work, and the role of Major General Wally Rhoode. One of the key questions raised by Sizwe Mpofu is the issue of conflict of interest. Mpofu argues that when President Cyril Ramaphosa called in the Head of the Presidential Protection Unit, Major General Wally Rhoode, to investigate the theft at Phala Phala Farm, a potential conflict of interest arose. Mpofu questions whether the President called in Rhoode to protect a public resource or his own private interests. One of the key issues highlighted by Mpufo-Walsh is the moment when President Ramaphosa called the Head of the Presidential Protection Unit to report the theft at Phala Phala Farm. Mpufo-Walsh questions whether the president's intention was to protect a public resource or his own private interests. This, he argues, creates a conflict of interest that far exceeds the test in the Nkandla Judgment. Mpufo-Walsh emphasizes that the potential conflict lies within the president's duty to ensure the proper use of state resources for state advancement. On the other hand, there is a risk of him turning a blind eye to possible wastage if he stands to benefit personally from such indifference. According to him, the mere existence of such a risk is enough to prove a conflict of interest, regardless of whether it materializes or not. Mpufo-Walsh also raises concerns about the role of Major General Wally Rhoode in the Phala Phala farm scandal. The mysteries surrounding Major General Wally Rhoode's role further add to the complexity of the issue. Mpofu points out that the public deserves answers regarding Rhoode's actions and whether there was any undue influence or manipulation of the investigation. #Phalaphala #PhalaPhalaFarmGate #centralnewsza

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Paul O’Sullivan once said he sent a message to Arthur Fraser that he is coming for him, because Fraser mentioned him as part of tracing the suspects who stole the dollars at Phala Phala Farm. 3-years later Arthur Fraser is not arrested, and this maniac just sends threats of arrest to people at will, MP’s, journalists and now the latest a witness being in Nkabinde. Summon and arrest this overrated fixer.

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Who is Bejani Chauke? The Quiet Strategist Who Spoke When It Mattered** Rhe man who literally saved South Africa from a coup When many politicians kept silent terrified of losing positions and power Bejani Chauke stood up. While others allowed lies to spread that President Cyril Ramaphosa would resign, Chauke cut through the noise and defended the truth.obviously we now who they are and want to destabilise the country. Background & Rise Bejani Chauke was born on 16 June 1971 in Limpopo — a day symbolically shared with Youth Day in South Africa. He grew up in a rural environment where education, resilience and humility shaped his path. ✔ Political education grounded in grassroots activism ✔ Connected deeply with communities — not the elite ✔ Rose not because of noise — but because of results He studied in Limpopo and later in Gauteng, building expertise in political strategy, administration, and governance. He became a trusted ANC organizer, known for keeping structures stable during turbulent times. When Cyril Ramaphosa returned to frontline politics, he needed a disciplined, discreet and loyal strategist and Chauke became one of his most trusted advisors: • Chief Political Adviser to the President • Key figure in Ramaphosa’s 2017 ANC campaign victory • Major hand in the 2024 GNU negotiation strategy • A stabilizing force against factions pushing chaos Chauke operates from the shadows of power, not the microphones. But make no mistake those in government know exactly how influential he is. Clean Record In a country overflowing with scandals, Chauke stands out because: ✅ No corruption charges ✅ No state capture fingerprints ✅ No court cases, no dodgy tenders ✅ No media exposés of wrongdoing Even his critics can only attack him politically — they can’t touch his integrity. Courage Over Convenience While others hesitated to speak, Bejani Chauke defended: • Democracy • Stability • The Presidency of Cyril Ramaphosa • The truth He chose the country over career. Loyalty over fear. Leadership over convenience. The Future With his strategic mind, clean governance record, and deep ANC networks, many believe he is one of the most serious future presidential contenders — someone capable of leading South Africa with: • Discipline • Unity • Stability • Vision He may not chase cameras. But history remembers the ones who act when it matters.just a thought. Ramaphosa could run for a 3rdANC presidency,groom the talent we have The likes of Chauke and others. SA will be in a safe pls e. Highly respected amongst every government in the world ld.

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Dr John Hlophe, MK Party Deputy President, used his budget vote speech to deliver a fierce critique of President Cyril Ramaphosa, calling him "a president broken beyond repair" and accusing him of hypocrisy, secrecy, and failure to address corruption. Hlophe directly referenced the Phala Phala scandal, saying, "You hide dollars like a hustler stashing stolen goods under a mattress," and painted the Presidency as a "fortress of a conflicted and compromised president." He slammed the government for failing ordinary South Africans facing poverty and high living costs, accused Ramaphosa of protecting political allies instead of removing them, and said Parliament had become just "a poodle sitting at your feet begging for scraps of patronage." Hlophe concluded by declaring the MK Party's outright rejection of the Presidency budget and vowing to champion the interests of "the oppressed, the forgotten and the betrayed."

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The Elderly Statesman Thabo Mbeki is basically saying what many people have been saying from day one 😭 If Cyril Ramaphosa himself says he’s a businessman, owns cattle and buffalo, and the Phala Phala farm is his private business… then why did the ANC - African National Congress turn Parliament into "Avengers: Endgame" defending couches and dollars? 😭 Why did ANC SECRETARY GENERAL | Fikile Mbalula coerce people to vote in a particular way Why was the entire party mobilized like South Africa was under attack? The real question was always simple: Why was that amount of cash chilling inside a couch instead of a bank? 🤔 That’s not an ANC question. That’s a question for the businessman himself. Thina asingeni ndawo! At this point I’m starting to suspect some ANC comrades know the buffaloes personally and maybe have shares in the farm I genuinely can’t wait for the Sudanese businessman to testify because South Africans deserve answers..

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WATCH | This 62-year-old suspected serial kiIIer and r@pist, Daniel Chauke, was charged with three counts of murd€r. In the first incident, allegations are that on 21 October 2023, Ruth Sithole was working in her field at Chikwanda Village Chief Mutema area in Chipinge when she was approached by Chauke who asked her if he could do manual work in her fields. She reportedly turned his request down. Chauke allegedly grabbed Sithole by the neck and dragged her for about 40 metres. He allegedly forced her down and rap€d her once before strangling her to death. Chauke allegedly took his machete and struck the now deceased’s dog all over the body before taking her lunch box and walking away. He was found in possession of a spoon belonging to the deceased. In the second incident, on 24 April 2024, Honeni Manaka Masimandoyo was walking in Derera Village under Chief Ngorima in Chimanimani when she met Chauke. Chauke proposed love to her but she turned him down stating that she was married. This did not go down well with Chauke, who allegedly grabbed Masimandoyo’s arm and pulled her to the ground. Chauke allegedly dragged Masimandoyo to a nearby bush where he strangled her until she was weak and rap€d her. After r@ping her, he took his knife, cut out her private parts, and took her pantie and wrapping cloth before fleeing the scene. He was found in possession of the deceased’s pantie. In the third incident, on 26 May 2024, Siliya Maponese was on her way to Scort Village Mabheka Chipinge when she met Chauke along the way near Budzi River, Bangazani area in Chipinge on a footpath. Chauke allegedly approached and proposed love to Maponese and he was rejected. He allegedly grabbed her and dragged her into the nearby bush where he rap€d and kiIIed her. The accused person took her cellphone and walked away. He was found in possession of the said cellphone.

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WATCH | This 62-year-old suspected serial kiIIer and r@pist, Daniel Chauke, was charged with three counts of murd€r. In the first incident, allegations are that on 21 October 2023, Ruth Sithole was working in her field at Chikwanda Village Chief Mutema area in Chipinge when she was approached by Chauke who asked her if he could do manual work in her fields. She reportedly turned his request down. Chauke allegedly grabbed Sithole by the neck and dragged her for about 40 metres. He allegedly forced her down and rap€d her once before strangling her to death. Chauke allegedly took his machete and struck the now deceased’s dog all over the body before taking her lunch box and walking away. He was found in possession of a spoon belonging to the deceased. In the second incident, on 24 April 2024, Honeni Manaka Masimandoyo was walking in Derera Village under Chief Ngorima in Chimanimani when she met Chauke. Chauke proposed love to her but she turned him down stating that she was married. This did not go down well with Chauke, who allegedly grabbed Masimandoyo’s arm and pulled her to the ground. Chauke allegedly dragged Masimandoyo to a nearby bush where he strangled her until she was weak and rap€d her. After r@ping her, he took his knife, cut out her private parts, and took her pantie and wrapping cloth before fleeing the scene. He was found in possession of the deceased’s pantie. In the third incident, on 26 May 2024, Siliya Maponese was on her way to Scort Village Mabheka Chipinge when she met Chauke along the way near Budzi River, Bangazani area in Chipinge on a footpath. Chauke allegedly approached and proposed love to Maponese and he was rejected. He allegedly grabbed her and dragged her into the nearby bush where he rap€d and kiIIed her. The accused person took her cellphone and walked away. He was found in possession of the said cellphone.

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CASH-IN-TRANSIT HEIST RUSTENBURG Police have launched an investigation following a CITRobbery that occurred at approximately 16:40 on Monday, 16 February 2026, in Old Geelhout Park, Rustenburg. It is alleged that security personnel were travelling in a cash-in-transit vehicle along Kremetart Street when a Toyota Fortuner travelling in the opposite direction collided with the driver’s side door of the cash vehicle. The vehicle was forced to stop and was subsequently blocked by a Toyota Hilux (Legend) double cab bakkie. Approximately 15 armed suspects allegedly overpowered the security officers and instructed them to unlock the doors. The guards were removed from the vehicle, dragged a short distance away from the cash vehicle and made to lie face down on the ground. One armed guard was disarmed while the suspects gained access to the vehicle and stole an undisclosed amount of cash. The suspects allegedly set alight both the cash-in-transit vehicle and the Toyota Fortuner used in the collision. Several shots were fired during the incident. The suspects fled the scene, and no injuries were reported. Investigations are ongoing and no arrests have been made at this stage. The Acting Provincial Commissioner of the North West, Major General (Dr) Ryno Naidoo, urged members of the public to report serious crimes immediately and cautioned that suspects involved in such crimes are dangerous and should not be confronted. Anyone with information that could assist the investigation is requested to contact their nearest police station, Crime Stop on 08600 10111 or submit information anonymously via the MySAPS App on their smartphone.

CASH-IN-TRANSIT HEIST RUSTENBURG Police have launched an investigation following a CITRobbery that occurred at approximately 16:40 on Monday, 16 February 2026, in Old Geelhout Park, Rustenburg. It is alleged that security personnel were travelling in a cash-in-transit vehicle along Kremetart Street when a Toyota Fortuner travelling in the opposite direction collided with the driver’s side door of the cash vehicle. The vehicle was forced to stop and was subsequently blocked by a Toyota Hilux (Legend) double cab bakkie. Approximately 15 armed suspects allegedly overpowered the security officers and instructed them to unlock the doors. The guards were removed from the vehicle, dragged a short distance away from the cash vehicle and made to lie face down on the ground. One armed guard was disarmed while the suspects gained access to the vehicle and stole an undisclosed amount of cash. The suspects allegedly set alight both the cash-in-transit vehicle and the Toyota Fortuner used in the collision. Several shots were fired during the incident. The suspects fled the scene, and no injuries were reported. Investigations are ongoing and no arrests have been made at this stage. The Acting Provincial Commissioner of the North West, Major General (Dr) Ryno Naidoo, urged members of the public to report serious crimes immediately and cautioned that suspects involved in such crimes are dangerous and should not be confronted. Anyone with information that could assist the investigation is requested to contact their nearest police station, Crime Stop on 08600 10111 or submit information anonymously via the MySAPS App on their smartphone.

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The death Of Major General Rabe Abubakar Is An Indescribable Pain - TieTie This is a Major General, a two-star officer who served the country at the highest level. This raises serious concerns about the state of national security. There is now an unusual sense of solidarity among citizens and members of the armed forces, with expectations that the best resources would be deployed to rescue one of their most senior officers. General Rabe Abubakar represented a key face of the Nigerian military at the time. This is not about blaming individuals, but a reflection of a broader national security concern. Frank TieTie, Lawyer/Arise Analyst

The death Of Major General Rabe Abubakar Is An Indescribable Pain - TieTie This is a Major General, a two-star officer who served the country at the highest level. This raises serious concerns about the state of national security. There is now an unusual sense of solidarity among citizens and members of the armed forces, with expectations that the best resources would be deployed to rescue one of their most senior officers. General Rabe Abubakar represented a key face of the Nigerian military at the time. This is not about blaming individuals, but a reflection of a broader national security concern. Frank TieTie, Lawyer/Arise Analyst

ARISE NEWS

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South Africa is a movie 4 sho: Just few hours out of the country then boom, 1) Special Investigating Unit (SIU) raided Hangwani Maumela, who is linked to the Tembisa Hospital tender scandal, 2) police visited General Shadrack Sibiya’s house where they confiscated his laptop and four cellphones, 3) the chief of staff in minister Senzo Mnchunu’s office, Cedric Nkabinde, called a press conference where he announced that his brother was assaulted by police officers wearing balaclavas, and 4) police commissioner, General Fannie Masemola, appeared before the Parliament’s ad hoc committee to answer tough questions about shenanigans within the SAPS following KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner, General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s allegations that some police officers are working with criminals and cartels. Our country is on a knife edge.

South Africa is a movie 4 sho: Just few hours out of the country then boom, 1) Special Investigating Unit (SIU) raided Hangwani Maumela, who is linked to the Tembisa Hospital tender scandal, 2) police visited General Shadrack Sibiya’s house where they confiscated his laptop and four cellphones, 3) the chief of staff in minister Senzo Mnchunu’s office, Cedric Nkabinde, called a press conference where he announced that his brother was assaulted by police officers wearing balaclavas, and 4) police commissioner, General Fannie Masemola, appeared before the Parliament’s ad hoc committee to answer tough questions about shenanigans within the SAPS following KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner, General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi’s allegations that some police officers are working with criminals and cartels. Our country is on a knife edge.

Mzilikazi wa Afrika

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1. CDC scientists colluded to cover up a relationship between the timing of the MMR vaccine and autism in African Americans that was first discovered in November of 2001. Rather than reporting the results to the public, all data regarding this relationship were destroyed at a secret meeting held some time in August/September of 2002. This fact has been affirmed via an affidavit given by Dr. Thompson to Rep. Bill Posey in September, 2014. 2. Dr. Thompson attempted to warn the CDC Director at the time, Dr. Julie Gerberding, regarding this relationship, prior to the February 2004 Institute of Medicine meeting on vaccines and autism. Rather than allowing Dr. Thompson to present the information at this meeting, Dr. Gerberding replaced him as a speaker with Dr. Frank Destefano, current director of the CDC’s Immunization Safety Office, where he presented fraudulent results regarding the MMR vaccine and autism. Dr. Thompson was put on administrative leave and was threatened that he would be fired due to “insubordination.” 3. When Dr. Thompson attempted to leave the CDC later that same year, he was given a $24,000 retention bonus. Dr. Thompson’s impression of the timing of this bonus, in light of disciplinary actions taken against him earlier that year, is that CDC officials were “buying his silence” through controlling his actions as a CDC employee. 4. Dr. Thompson has published two papers linking thimerosal exposure in infant vaccines to tics in boys (Thompson et al. 2007 and Barile et al. 2012). CDC fraudulently maintains on their website that “There is no evidence of harm caused by the low doses of thimerosal in vaccines, except for minor reactions like redness and swelling at the injection site.” ( The tic result was also affirmed in the earlier CDC publication by Verstraeten et al. (2003) and the Andrews et al. (2004) publication. 5. CDC pressured Dr. Thompson to downplay the tic result of his analysis in his 2007 paper. He was instructed to deemphasize the tic result by the CDC’s Chief Science Officer, Dr. Tanja Popovic, by emphasizing that the “major finding of the study” was “there is NO associations (sic) of thimerosal exposure with the great majority of the outcomes.” Dr. Popovic also instructed Dr. Thompson to interpret any negative outcomes as “chance findings.” 6. CDC also pressured Dr. Thompson to withhold publication of his 2012 paper which reported a relationship between thimerosal and tics. Dr. Ed Travathan, head of the CDC’s National Center for Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities, stated in an April 27, 2009 memo to him that the analysis was sound except for the tic results and that they should be omitted from the publication. Since the tic result was the only result that had a consistent negative relationship with thimerosal exposure, it seemed that Dr. Thompson’s superiors were specifically concerned that thimerosal’s safety and use not be questioned. As an epidemiologist, Dr. Thompson was justifiably concerned and critical of the CDC’s action to approve the paper for publication only after the CDC took the extraordinary step of adding an expert in tics to water down the paper to state, “This finding should be interpreted with caution due to limitations in the measurement of tics and the limited biological plausibility regarding a causal relationship"

1. CDC scientists colluded to cover up a relationship between the timing of the MMR vaccine and autism in African Americans that was first discovered in November of 2001. Rather than reporting the results to the public, all data regarding this relationship were destroyed at a secret meeting held some time in August/September of 2002. This fact has been affirmed via an affidavit given by Dr. Thompson to Rep. Bill Posey in September, 2014. 2. Dr. Thompson attempted to warn the CDC Director at the time, Dr. Julie Gerberding, regarding this relationship, prior to the February 2004 Institute of Medicine meeting on vaccines and autism. Rather than allowing Dr. Thompson to present the information at this meeting, Dr. Gerberding replaced him as a speaker with Dr. Frank Destefano, current director of the CDC’s Immunization Safety Office, where he presented fraudulent results regarding the MMR vaccine and autism. Dr. Thompson was put on administrative leave and was threatened that he would be fired due to “insubordination.” 3. When Dr. Thompson attempted to leave the CDC later that same year, he was given a $24,000 retention bonus. Dr. Thompson’s impression of the timing of this bonus, in light of disciplinary actions taken against him earlier that year, is that CDC officials were “buying his silence” through controlling his actions as a CDC employee. 4. Dr. Thompson has published two papers linking thimerosal exposure in infant vaccines to tics in boys (Thompson et al. 2007 and Barile et al. 2012). CDC fraudulently maintains on their website that “There is no evidence of harm caused by the low doses of thimerosal in vaccines, except for minor reactions like redness and swelling at the injection site.” ( The tic result was also affirmed in the earlier CDC publication by Verstraeten et al. (2003) and the Andrews et al. (2004) publication. 5. CDC pressured Dr. Thompson to downplay the tic result of his analysis in his 2007 paper. He was instructed to deemphasize the tic result by the CDC’s Chief Science Officer, Dr. Tanja Popovic, by emphasizing that the “major finding of the study” was “there is NO associations (sic) of thimerosal exposure with the great majority of the outcomes.” Dr. Popovic also instructed Dr. Thompson to interpret any negative outcomes as “chance findings.” 6. CDC also pressured Dr. Thompson to withhold publication of his 2012 paper which reported a relationship between thimerosal and tics. Dr. Ed Travathan, head of the CDC’s National Center for Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities, stated in an April 27, 2009 memo to him that the analysis was sound except for the tic results and that they should be omitted from the publication. Since the tic result was the only result that had a consistent negative relationship with thimerosal exposure, it seemed that Dr. Thompson’s superiors were specifically concerned that thimerosal’s safety and use not be questioned. As an epidemiologist, Dr. Thompson was justifiably concerned and critical of the CDC’s action to approve the paper for publication only after the CDC took the extraordinary step of adding an expert in tics to water down the paper to state, “This finding should be interpreted with caution due to limitations in the measurement of tics and the limited biological plausibility regarding a causal relationship"

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IG of Police Is a Blackmailer Who Plays to the Gallery – Osun Information Commissioner, Kolapo Alimi The Osun State Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, Kolapo Alimi, has strongly criticised the Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, accusing him of "playing to the gallery" during his recent visit to Osun State and alleging that his comments were politically motivated. Speaking during a podcast aired on Sunday in both Yoruba and English, Alimi described the Inspector-General as a "blackmailer" whose conduct was allegedly intended to serve the interests of the opposition APC rather than uphold professional policing. According to the Commissioner, the Inspector-General's public comments suggesting that Governor Ademola Adeleke was harbouring suspected criminals in the Government House were inappropriate and inconsistent with the conduct expected of the nation's highest-ranking police officer. Alimi said: "A truly unbiased and professional police officer would have discussed the issue with the Governor behind the scenes instead of making such uncomplimentary and unsubstantiated remarks in the presence of journalists. That was done in bad faith. That is a subtle blackmail to destroy the reputation of the Governor. That is playing to the gallery to seek public validation. That was unbecoming of a professional and diligent Inspector-General of Police. A diligent police officer should have got the touted criminals arrested before even coming to Osun if truly the Governor is harbouring criminals." The Commissioner maintained that the Inspector-General's remarks were biased and politically motivated, alleging that they were aimed at advancing the interests of the APC rather than ensuring impartial law enforcement. It will be recalled that during his meeting with Governor Ademola Adeleke last Thursday, the Inspector-General of Police stated that he had been briefed by the Commissioner of Police in Osun State that some wanted suspects, including Emir Ajagungbade, Nurudeen Alowonle, Solomon Adefioye (popularly known as Solo Iwara), Jide Jọda and other persons on the police wanted list, were allegedly taking refuge within the Osun State Government House, thereby preventing their arrest by the police. Governor Adeleke, however, rejected the allegation, insisting that no wanted criminal was being shielded within the Government House.

IG of Police Is a Blackmailer Who Plays to the Gallery – Osun Information Commissioner, Kolapo Alimi The Osun State Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, Kolapo Alimi, has strongly criticised the Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, accusing him of "playing to the gallery" during his recent visit to Osun State and alleging that his comments were politically motivated. Speaking during a podcast aired on Sunday in both Yoruba and English, Alimi described the Inspector-General as a "blackmailer" whose conduct was allegedly intended to serve the interests of the opposition APC rather than uphold professional policing. According to the Commissioner, the Inspector-General's public comments suggesting that Governor Ademola Adeleke was harbouring suspected criminals in the Government House were inappropriate and inconsistent with the conduct expected of the nation's highest-ranking police officer. Alimi said: "A truly unbiased and professional police officer would have discussed the issue with the Governor behind the scenes instead of making such uncomplimentary and unsubstantiated remarks in the presence of journalists. That was done in bad faith. That is a subtle blackmail to destroy the reputation of the Governor. That is playing to the gallery to seek public validation. That was unbecoming of a professional and diligent Inspector-General of Police. A diligent police officer should have got the touted criminals arrested before even coming to Osun if truly the Governor is harbouring criminals." The Commissioner maintained that the Inspector-General's remarks were biased and politically motivated, alleging that they were aimed at advancing the interests of the APC rather than ensuring impartial law enforcement. It will be recalled that during his meeting with Governor Ademola Adeleke last Thursday, the Inspector-General of Police stated that he had been briefed by the Commissioner of Police in Osun State that some wanted suspects, including Emir Ajagungbade, Nurudeen Alowonle, Solomon Adefioye (popularly known as Solo Iwara), Jide Jọda and other persons on the police wanted list, were allegedly taking refuge within the Osun State Government House, thereby preventing their arrest by the police. Governor Adeleke, however, rejected the allegation, insisting that no wanted criminal was being shielded within the Government House.

Al-hamdaany Al-Adaby Abdullah Arije

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Witness C (PKTT Officer) said when they got to Vusimuzi “CAT” Matlala’s house, he asked to have a discussion with them, and they spoke for over 5 hours about many people. The following is what CAT said about Lt. General Shadrack Sibiya: 1. CAT said Sibiya is a criminal himself. 2. CAT said he knew Sibiya through Mnisi (Taxi boss). 3. CAT said after Mnisi died, Sibiya told him that he was now left with CAT, and that he would take care of CAT and CAT must take care of him with money. 4. CAT said he used a Rolls Royce to attend Sibiya’s son’s wedding party and gave Sibiya R300k. 5. CAT said he withdrew R500k on that day and gave Sibiya R300k. 6. CAT said he once gave Sibiya R200k in Sibiya’s office, and Sibiya instructed him to put the money in the dustbin of the office toilet. #MadlangaCommission

Witness C (PKTT Officer) said when they got to Vusimuzi “CAT” Matlala’s house, he asked to have a discussion with them, and they spoke for over 5 hours about many people. The following is what CAT said about Lt. General Shadrack Sibiya: 1. CAT said Sibiya is a criminal himself. 2. CAT said he knew Sibiya through Mnisi (Taxi boss). 3. CAT said after Mnisi died, Sibiya told him that he was now left with CAT, and that he would take care of CAT and CAT must take care of him with money. 4. CAT said he used a Rolls Royce to attend Sibiya’s son’s wedding party and gave Sibiya R300k. 5. CAT said he withdrew R500k on that day and gave Sibiya R300k. 6. CAT said he once gave Sibiya R200k in Sibiya’s office, and Sibiya instructed him to put the money in the dustbin of the office toilet. #MadlangaCommission

Izwe Lethu

131,471 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад