So Boss Eric Mandala is into drug dealing?

So Boss Eric Mandala is into drug dealing?

Apparently,  it seems that apart soccer-players, nobody that big artists dedicate songs to have clean money. Them all being involved in politics or related to the people in it, either being into prostitution or drug trafficking's. Diamond business in Congo is death since the early 2000s and Angola has recently a strict policy about the diamond business, wanting also to privilege their own citizens first.

When following Eric Mandala's interviews I thought that he was a serious businessman. I was a bit proud about the stories he was sharing. Because in Kinshasa, rich people are mostly corrupted politicians, in dark business (human trafficking) or foreign people coming from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka or Lebanon abusing Congolese people working for them, by beating them and paying them when they want. It has for example been said that Abed Achour doesn't even pay taxes for years and the police not being able to arrest him, because him being close to ministers and the presidential family.

I recently watched different videos of African people living in Lebanon, saying that their bosses and families abandoned them, taking even their cats and dogs with them to escape. But at the same time, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Congo, Cameroon, etc. received multiple families coming from Lebanon escaping war. It made me really mad

I equally thought he was one of those genuine non political businessman. But generally most of our African businessmen start off genuine but along the way they start getting into shady business. So when they are asked to share how they made it, they share the parts when they were into genuine business but won't tell you how for example like Abed Achour how they don't pay taxes, they don't pay the workers minimum wage and when the workers complain they are fired and the ministry of labour can't do anything because they are on the payroll of such company owners. It's really upsetting if you  think about it.

So Boss Eric Mandala is into drug dealing?

Apparently,  it seems that apart soccer-players, nobody that big artists dedicate songs to have clean money. Them all being involved in politics or related to the people in it, either being into prostitution or drug trafficking's. Diamond business in Congo is death since the early 2000s and Angola has recently a strict policy about the diamond business, wanting also to privilege their own citizens first.

When following Eric Mandala's interviews I thought that he was a serious businessman. I was a bit proud about the stories he was sharing. Because in Kinshasa, rich people are mostly corrupted politicians, in dark business (human trafficking) or foreign people coming from India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka or Lebanon abusing Congolese people working for them, by beating them and paying them when they want. It has for example been said that Abed Achour doesn't even pay taxes for years and the police not being able to arrest him, because him being close to ministers and the presidential family.

I recently watched different videos of African people living in Lebanon, saying that their bosses and families abandoned them, taking even their cats and dogs with them to escape. But at the same time, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Congo, Cameroon, etc. received multiple families coming from Lebanon escaping war. It made me really mad

In fact Lebanon government made a law that prohibited African women or any black women to have children in Lebanon but at the same time Senegal president did the same, the problem of us Africans is that we are too welcoming

I equally thought he was one of those genuine non political businessman. But generally most of our African businessmen start off genuine but along the way they start getting into shady business. So when they are asked to share how they made it, they share the parts when they were into genuine business but won't tell you how for example like Abed Achour how they don't pay taxes, they don't pay the workers minimum wage and when the workers complain they are fired and the ministry of labour can't do anything because they are on the payroll of such company owners. It's really upsetting if you  think about it.

AbedAchour isn't African. Please my brother don't consider him as an African he js Lebanese. Full stop, he doesn't know how to speak any language other then Arab and French and God knows how much abuse his servants goes through

lol these guys come across well most of the times,but the way the guy feeds like 4000 people outside his work employees(comedians,musicians,journalists and so on),you cant do that long term with always clean money

I equally thought he was one of those genuine non political businessman. But generally most of our African businessmen start off genuine but along the way they start getting into shady business. So when they are asked to share how they made it, they share the parts when they were into genuine business but won't tell you how for example like Abed Achour how they don't pay taxes, they don't pay the workers minimum wage and when the workers complain they are fired and the ministry of labour can't do anything because they are on the payroll of such company owners. It's really upsetting if you  think about it.

AbedAchour isn't African. Please my brother don't consider him as an African he js Lebanese. Full stop, he doesn't know how to speak any language other then Arab and French and God knows how much abuse his servants goes through

I know but I meant those doing business in Africa always are into something shady either they don't pay tax, poor salaries for workers etc all because they are protected by some powerful individuals usually ministers and predidents and their inner circle.

lol these guys come across well most of the times,but the way the guy feeds like 4000 people outside his work employees(comedians,musicians,journalists and so on),you cant do that long term with always clean money

Correct @Archos. It's dirty money that is easy to spend like that. Lol.