Visa Fraud(Audio): I Laugh At Those Who Still Link Me To The Australia Scandal – Deputy Minister

June 2, 2020 Leave a comment

The deputy minister of information, Hon. Pius Enam Hadzide has sent a message to all those who link him to the Australia scandal that hit the Ghana sports Authority at the time he was the deputy sports minister.

According to the vociferous minister, he can not fathom why due to politics, people still link him to the scandal even as he has been exonerated by the competent Ghana police criminal investigation Department, (CID).

He added that he only laughs at those who he believes know the truth yet due to propaganda pretend and attempt to make the good people of Ghana believe he was involved in the scandalous act.

Moreover, Hon. Pius Hadidze added that the same CID that former president Mahama run to to investigate his allegations are the same CID that exonerated him and that he, (Pius Hadzide) has not been scandalous.

“Have you heard there is any money lost in Ghana? Have you heard that anyone saying i’ve extorted money from him? The same Police CID that exonerated me are the same CID John Mahama has confidence in and has ran to seek for justice. Because of politics, they see me and be talking Australia, Australia and i just laugh at them. I just laugh.” – Hon. Pius Hadzide said.

He made these revelations on Badwam today 2nd june 2020 when reacting to a message read by the host, Omanhene that tagged him to the Australia fraud.

However, the deputy minister added that he’s somehow not perturbed because all those accusation resurface when he hits hard on the former president and flag-bearer of NDC, John Dramani Mahama.

Background

Some 65 Ghanaians, who claimed to be journalists, were billed to provide coverage for Team Ghana at the Games being held at Gold Coast in Australia, as they were issued visas as journalists from various media houses in Ghana.

However, they were either stranded, detained or deported from Australia by immigration authorities of Australia and transit countries like Singapore on suspicions of visa fraud in 2018 commonwealth games.

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