Young Tycoon, Lawrence Lual who is alleged to be the step son of former Chief of Defence Force in South Sudan Gen Paul Malong has promised to invest a lot of dollars in the Kenya university students Association (KUSO)
Malong made the announcement on Tuesday at a Nairobi hotel accompanied by some Kuso members.
“I will stand with Kuso, and I will invest with Kuso. I will invest a lot of dollars in Kuso, said Malong.
Malong said he loves the youth and is looking forward to working with them as he wants them to change the country.
This is worrying. It shows the Kenyan youth can’t root out corruption in this country.
This cartel Malong Jnr has corrupted university students who are now ready to strip naked for him.They have no conscience to question his purported wealth, all they see are KUSO choppers coming pic.twitter.com/y54O5ELrLM— Patrick Safari (@patricksafariR) October 17, 2018
Kenyans however seem not be moved by this act with many calling for his arrest and deportation.
Yesterday, Blogger Robert Alai called on President Uhuru Kenyatta to arrest and deport the Young Tycoon. Alai called on the President to show he is interested in fighting corruption and Money laundering by arresting and deporting Lawrence Malong who he referred to as a “Fool.”
Hey President @UKenyatta if you are interested in fighting corruption and money laundering, arrest this fool and have him deported to Juba IMMEDIATELY. Who says in a country of laws that his money comes from Jesus? Have this pig arrested and deported. Na si tafadhali!! pic.twitter.com/qq2A4F1tud
— Robert ALAI, HSC (@RobertAlai) October 15, 2018
Lawrence Luai is believed to be a great beneficiary of his father, General Malong’s loot of South Sudan. The Young Luai posted a video lying in a bed full of cash. He brags of how he is rich and goes ahead to say he has no problem all thanks to “Jesus.”
Paul Malong son, Malong Jnr swimming in cash, he calls himself Africa’s youngest billionaire. Source of wealth? His father is one of the military men looting South Sudan and arming rebels. The money is laundered through @KCBGroup @StanbicKE @KeEquityBank #StopLootingSouthSudan pic.twitter.com/1Lq3fXVpyC
— Boniface Mwangi (@bonifacemwangi) October 9, 2018