Wicknell Chivayo dismissed public anger over leaked documents showing his company received a $439 million cancer equipment contract. The controversial businessman denied wrongdoing after people questioned how TTM Global Medical Exports won such a massive deal without public bidding. Citizens and opposition groups accused the government of giving special treatment to politically connected companies. The leaked contract sparked nationwide outrage about corruption and unfair business practices. Chivayo brushed off criticism as desperate political attacks against his success.
The businessman posted messages on social media defending himself against the accusations. He claimed the leaked document means nothing because officials never signed the final paperwork. Chivayo said he was enjoying his vacation and wanted critics to stop bothering him. Opposition parties teamed up to create noise about fake documents according to his response. He told critics to respect his name and business achievements.
Chivayo attacked opposition lawyers for not knowing basic legal principles about unsigned contracts. He argued that documents without signatures carry no legal weight under the law. The businessman accused critics of spreading false information without concrete evidence. He said lawyers should argue facts rather than making baseless claims. Chivayo mocked opponents for seeking social media attention instead of building real wealth.
The businessman posted messages on social media defending himself against the accusations. He claimed the leaked document means nothing because officials never signed the final paperwork. Chivayo said he was enjoying his vacation and wanted critics to stop bothering him. Opposition parties teamed up to create noise about fake documents according to his response. He told critics to respect his name and business achievements.
Chivayo attacked opposition lawyers for not knowing basic legal principles about unsigned contracts. He argued that documents without signatures carry no legal weight under the law. The businessman accused critics of spreading false information without concrete evidence. He said lawyers should argue facts rather than making baseless claims. Chivayo mocked opponents for seeking social media attention instead of building real wealth.
