Bissau Not Backing Down

Monday, February 06, 2017

Last night Bissau told The Monitor he has no reason to believe the Facebook post purported to be by his friend Tshekedi Khama’s wife, Thea, indeed originated from her. Asked to react to Thea’s comments, Bissau said he phoned his friend “TK” who assured him not to worry about the things he never said to him.

Bissau continued, “TK has assured me that tomorrow(today) he will release a statement reaffirming his support to this project, the war against drugs.”

Can you be sure that it was Thea, who posted that? Wena, how come it doesn’t appear on her wall if it was her? Do you believe she is capable of even posting those controversial comments about dogs? What if it was just some imposter trying to kill this noble project?

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