A democracy
activist in Zimbabwe, Patson Dzamara has slammed the first lady, Grace
Mugabe for saying Zimbabweans will vote for her 92-year-old husband’s
corpse.
The Zimbabwean democracy activist took to his social media page to call the wife of the president a “motor mouth who suffers from mental constipation”
Patson Dzamara’s reaction comes after Grace Mugabe had in a recent statement while addressing the ZANU-PF party supporters last Friday in Harare said: “One day when God decides that Mugabe dies, we will have his corpse appear as a candidate on the ballot paper. You will see people voting for Mugabe as a corpse. I am seriously telling you…just to show how people love their president.”
Patson on his Twitter page wrote:
The Zimbabwean democracy activist took to his social media page to call the wife of the president a “motor mouth who suffers from mental constipation”
Patson Dzamara’s reaction comes after Grace Mugabe had in a recent statement while addressing the ZANU-PF party supporters last Friday in Harare said: “One day when God decides that Mugabe dies, we will have his corpse appear as a candidate on the ballot paper. You will see people voting for Mugabe as a corpse. I am seriously telling you…just to show how people love their president.”
Patson on his Twitter page wrote:
FC Barcelona player
Neymar and his club will stand trial on corruption charges over his
transfer from Brazilian team Santos, after losing a final appeal.
The case relates to a complaint from Brazilian investment group DIS,
which owned 40 per cent of Neymar’s transfer rights.
Neymar
It claims it received less money than it was entitled to when Neymar
joined Barca from Santos for £49 million in 2013.
Santos FC, Neymar’s mother and a company run by the 25-year-old
footballer’s parents will also face charges.
“Santos FC, FC Barcelona, Neymar, his mother Nadine Goncalves and
N&N, the family company, have lost their appeals to have charges of
fraud and corruption dropped,” the Spanish High Court said in a
statement on Monday.
NAN reports that they cannot appeal against the court’s decision.
Prosecutors are seeking a two-year prison sentence and a fine of nearly
£8 million for Neymar.
However, even if the Brazil international were found guilty he would be
unlikely to go to jail.
Under the Spanish legal system, prison terms of under two years are
typically suspended.
Prosecutors are also seeking a fine of about £7.2 million for FC
Barcelona and £5.6 million for Santos.
Barca thought they had brought the affair to a close when a judge
archived the case in June.
But Spain’s public prosecutor successfully overturned the ruling in
September, allowing the case to proceed.
Neymar’s FC Barcelona team-mate Lionel Messi was sentenced to 21 months
in prison for tax fraud in July of last year.
He has since appealed against the sentence.(NAN)
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/02/neymar-fc-barcelona-stand-trial-corruption-charges/
Read more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/02/neymar-fc-barcelona-stand-trial-corruption-charges/
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