I acquired properties abroad, but not with public funds - Keyamo

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I acquired properties abroad, but not with public funds - Keyamo
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The Minister of State for Labour and Employment, Festus Keyamo, has opened up on a property he was said to have acquired in the United States of America,

DAILY POST reports that Keyamo was dragged on social media after he appeared before a building worth over $300,000 in the US.

Keyamo said on Twitter that he had decided to bait the horde of those he called sore losers at the last elections with a video of his vacation in “one of my properties abroad” as he did a light workout. Giving an account of how he bought the property, Keyamo said he had, on March 6, 2019, written to the relevant government agencies, informing them of the closure of his foreign account and the repatriation of the funds to the country, “being some savings I had made as a private legal practitioner and a property investor over decades.

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