Imposter president Felix Tshisekedi has tasked the killer of Chérubin Okende, Christian Ndaywel, to release prisoners in Kilwa and Pweto to parade as witness against opposition leader Moïse Katumbi.
Tshisekedi will pay the so called witnesses upto $10, 000 each to pose as members of Katumbi’s fictious rebel group that were preparing to take over government.
Hundreds of men released from Kilwa and Pweto prisons that the head of the military intelligence, DEMIAP, criminal Christian Ndaywel has met and struck a deal with are enroute to Kinshasa.
The recruited fake witnesses are currently being tutored in various local languages they do no speak to align with Tshisekedi’s mission.
Tshisekedi is determined to send Katumbi to prison or self-imposed exile to pave way for what he thinks would be a smooth constitutional amendment process free of strong opposition to keep him in power beyond his mandate.
Christian Ndaywel, a Belgium national, is a notorious figure in Tshisekedi’s military wing carrying out dirty works for the president against civil society and the opposition including involvement in the assassination of Okende.
