MBABANE:Lincon Motsa,the Managing Director of Linac Investments trading as Ok Foods Eswatini says, he is not responsible for the shortage of food in the army adding that “he is the smallest” supplier of the Umbutfo Eswatini Defense Force(UEDF).
Reacting to an article published by this Swaziland News on Thursday, the Ok Food Eswatini Managing Director sent a hot message to this journalist, complaining that he was being unfairly targeted by this publication.
Motsa stands accused of colluding with Defense Principal Secretary(PS) Prince Sicalo to loot public funds meant to purchase food for soldiers thus resulting to the shortage of food in the army.
“I thought you were sincere ye Dlamini,hence I responded to your question only to see the story that you written that solo ulwa nami,kutsi leni,I don’t know.Am not the only supplier of the army and for your information, am amongst the smallest but you decide to pick on me.Remember, with this incorrect information, Kwashiswa titolo tami, am suffering today because of emanga akho.I wish to know lokutsi ngakwentani.I work hard for my money,that’s all I can tell you,” reads a message sent by the Ok Foods Eswatini Managing Director to this journalist.
On another note, Lieutenant Tengetile Khumalo, the Army Spokesperson denied that there was shortage of food in the army.
But this publication is in possession of electronic evidence suggesting that, some soldiers are fuming due to shortage of food within the Army Barracks, the soldiers appealed to this Swaziland News to prioritize the matter for the attention of the King.
But King’s Spokesperson Percy Simelane, when responding to this publication suggested that, the matter must be addressed within the administrative structures of the army.
OK Foods Eswatini Director Lincon Motsa.