In Ghana, millions of dollars was invested in Guinea fowl only to be told they've flown to Burkina Faso and never returned
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In 2015, the Abim chief administrative officer Moses Kaziba told MPs that vouchers for over sh900m were eaten by termites
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Silly, you beat me to this!
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There's always a next time... cheers
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Slashers that bent like sausages....for resettlement of IDPs
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You have not heard of sandstorm blowing away tractors and primary schools during a probe in Nigeria?
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In Uganda, when asked to account for
#chogm money, one politician said the grass planted to beautifying the roads were all eaten by animalsThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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US $15 billion disappeared in Zimbabwe & government officials say it was just miscalculation, we never had that money.
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Welcome to Africa the land of anything Impossible become possible
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Said it before. The snake was an adder. Just helping to count the cash.
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The worst excuse:
#UK government saying they are not complicit in killing#Biafrans. Like the Zoo isn’t their product.@markcurtis30Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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The young boy didn't do his home work, when asked at school he said ".... the dog ate my homework.....".
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There is a 97% chance that the money is stashed somewhere in a British Protectorate.. Cayman islands but the BBC can't let you get the western media and government hypocrisy while addressing the problems in Africa..
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Or in Panama..The entire debacle is a farce. Someone trying to flex his brains rather sarcastically. Blaming it all on the cold blooded creature is ridiculous.
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Every country and society has a corrupt leader, but when they have a powerful country like the UK supporting them; hiding money for them, and a world class media like the BBC spinning the narrative for them, what's the average Nigerian to do??
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Aren't broadcasting it?? Where are the questions?
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Then what's responsible journalism for?? Its the Western governments, banks, and corrupt "leaders" strategically placed in Africa who profit from the loot and the western media(like BBC) spins the narrative to blame the victims of this state perpetrated corruption.
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