UK 08:37 Wednesday, 7 October 2026
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Sometimes when the bad guys come under pressure it all gets too much for them and they panic and make a silly mistake. The Quindell "response to a blogger" statement actually gave proof of certain frauds. It was a blunder made in panic. And that brings us to David Lenigas who was so panicked by yesterday's Afriag (AFRI) bombshells and so effectively signed the AIM death warrant of the company with one single panicked tweet.
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DUCK AND DIVE
Why no exposé when Afriag Plc announced its 100%-owned-and-funded trading subsidiary, Afriag Marketing – announced here:
http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=AFRI&ArticleCode=6qa3obtk&ArticleHeadline=AfriAg_Marketing_ready_for_business
and updated here:
http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=AFRI&ArticleCode=wvrotwq1&ArticleHeadline=Six_month_update_on_AfriAg_SA_and_AfriAg_Marketing
Yusuf Kajee
Good Sir
Your article sounds much like a “ woman scorned “.
May I officially take this opportunity to invite you with an all expense paid trip to South Africa to view the various business operations. Assumptions is the mother of all mess ups .
Please seize the opportunity so that you can add value to share portfolio of the people that believe in you
Regards
Yusuf Kajee
Yk@drk.co.uk
DUCK AND DIVE
Yusuf, good to see you here. Is ATM owned or part-owned by Afriag Plc? If so, could you please explain how because AFRI shareholders haven’t been told about it?
And have you ever heard of Afriag SA or Afriag (Pty)? If so, could you please point me to the company registration?
PS. When you are next in London, could I offer you a guided tour of the ShareProphets bargepole graveyard?
Jsimbo
Yusuf
Instead of throwing sexist insults why not just answer the incredibly simple question? is AfriAg plc. trading?