PETAUKE Member of Parliament (MP) Dora Siliya’s only child and son, Kwenje Paul Siliya, is worth over K2 Billion, Tumfweko understands.
Sources have disclosed to Tumfweko that the 23 year old has over US$250,000 in his different bank accounts and that his money can not be accounted for correctly as his mother, Dora Siliya, has a hand in the making of his son’s fat accounts.
‘How did he acquire that much honestly? mum helped him of course. More questions than answers indeed,’ said the sources.
Tumfweko has not yet established whether Kwenje,23, has Enfinished his studies in the at Anglia Ruskin University in England. under a government schoolarship program.
Kwenje, his father a former late legendary ZNBC Broadcaster, Joseph Kuluneta, was recently summoned by government law enforcement agencies for questioning.
Kwenje has however never been to a public school but to a private one and it is not yet clear as to why Kwenje has declined to use his father’s surname ‘Kuluneta’ but instead uses ‘Siliya’ the mothers surname.
Earlier this week, the former Education Minister, Dora Siliya and her 23-year old son simultaneously appeared before law enforcement agencies in Lusaka.
This was in connection with the seized 29 motor bikes belonging to the former minister in the alleged corrupt tainted, Rupiah Banda administration.
Ms. Siliya, was interrogated by law enforcement agencies at the defunct task force on corruption office for close to two-hours.
Her son later appeared at the Woodlands police station.
Ms. Siliya complained of excessive harassment by law enforcement agencies.
In the United Kingdom, you can not buy a vehicle worth more than £10,000 without the dealer notifying the police for clearance on the transactions for fear of being implicated if the deal is fraudulent.
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You Zambians you like talking too much without actions. these thieves will soon be very free. this is for sure. these are some of the things Lozis are saying no we cannot be together with thieves. they first stole from Barotseland and nothing happened now their lives is through theft because they know nothing is going to be done to them. look at Sikota who stole from Barotseland. he is not accepted in Barotseland, ask him. He has become part of the zambian thieves who will always enrich themselves without being prosecuted. examples are kaunda, sikota wina,chiluba, kapoko, the list is endless. our friends in Namibia, Botswana, Ruanda, and many other countries have strong economies because of the low levels of stealing. In your zambia theft is the order of the day. in every minute, there is theft happening. what kind of a nation is this. you have even now spread this cancer to Barotseland where stealing was not part of day to day life. Sorry, this is one of the reasons why we in Barotseland are saying Please leave us to take care of our lives because our morales cannot let us join you Zambian in living in theft. we have not been brought up in that kind of life. you will now agree with me that this is one of the reasons why Bartseland is so poor because we cannot steal and those Lozis leaving in Zambia who are able to steal cannot invest stolen money in Barotseland since the land is clear of theft. viva dora and sons show them that this is their way of life. steal more from Zambia, they will only talk, they like it, next thief will be some of the people who are blamming you today, it is their way of life-Zambians
@Kukomoka Lifasi – Point on about thieving. Actually Prof Nkandu Luo put it aptly a few years when she said “THE PROBLEM WITH ZAMBIANS IS THAT THEY GLORIFY THOSE WHO STEAL”. We need chain thieves, not look up to them, esp those who take public funds. Thhis is where an Auditor General that can prosecute comes in.
OOh my goodness! life shud be really gud for kwenje such that in honour of her mother he decides to throw away his father’s name and adopt his mother’s..my advice young man, he can not afford to bless you with such amount of monies but bliv me his you old man..you lose nothing,use his name and his blessings ll follow you.
THIS MONEY IS VERY EASY TO TRACE: If it is true that the money is in foreign accounts, the more likely way to have deposited it would be via electronic transfer or cheque rather than cash as the depositor would be expected to explain its source. So, let’s allow the law enforcement agents to pull it off for us!! We’re waiting…
Our Beloved Country is really in a Mess.
I hope these revelations wiil not end as taletells.We need action, ONE NGWEE tell them,we’re still waitin’
Iwe chi DORA wamona ifyo wabikishamo umwaiche. What kind of bussiness was a 23 year old doing to be able to aqcuire all that money? Imwe bafikala you are criminals,Waba amatako.
Kabwalala siliya twalikwebele ati ukamwinako pushi
Ka chikala ka kwenje waafwa iyo boasting izasila
Ala bomba nangu shani? Afumyakwisa shonse isho impiya. Investigate him also and kanitundila.
Every thief in Zambia is cherished. If we can’t win lets join them. Most likely Laito will be appointed in a foreign mission wait and see. Where is Mpombo with fake receipt books. Now in Nigeria, NIGERIA! wow proper graduate when he comes back.
no wonder doro was buy lying and insulting the big man of action she knew that she had stollen alot
Buti zoona nabatupwisha ba mambala.chalo chama 2billion nomba ka
Seriously.!!jst recently som selfish baboon was caught with over k2 billion burried and now this ka young bastard with k2 billion in hz accounts wen millions of zambians are roaming the street on hungry stomachs!!how the fuck can our so called leaderz be so jealous..i dnt care wat has to be done or whose ass we walk over,but justice must prevail!!bambwili baiba pafula!!
Iwe dora dnt complain u were openin ur mouth any how open ur legs if they ll help u.u idiot bitch without a customer 2 fuck ur wet pussy ful of urine damn u stink
Bamalukula!
We all know why Zambia is poor. Thieves are raping our resources day and night. Sadly it is the same people we entrust with our resources who go on rampage, stealing! Can the law enforcers move in quickly on this one instead of wasting time on tracking Iris and Nathan who were enjoying a screw!
basakala
abant a baishilefye muko naula ubu teko bwiikala fye tondolo.the grnmt shld do sm thng…?
ARREST THE THIEVES TAKULI IFYAMA COMMISSION OF INQUIRY WASTING OUR MONEY.
mwaliiba sana bafikala mulepela nabana indalama very useless mukachula sana matole yenu.
Why is the gvt sending thieves to UTH instead of prison. Fake ARVs purchaser stays at UTH instead of Prison. WHY
But Pa Zed uli chisushi… Are you really saying that??? You need to change your mindset….
And in Zambia Scholarships are only given to wealthy people instead of the other way round.
Revoke the son scholarship with immediate effect no need to keep that purse on bursary which he obtained bcoz of his mother.poor zambians who are naturally intelligent are got gud grades can’t get the bursary they deserve na na na worse pocketing 2billion @ 23yrs old.infact the banks behind these accounts need to be investigated ……police we have your back
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Stinky Chisusu Dora thought she was smart by hidding th money in the son’s account? She is even a bigger fool than liato. Look at how fat the two are because of stolen money, my plea to pipo in jails, muka munyenge sana Dola ngaingila soon..
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How can a 23years person acquire such big amount of money at his litle age? he needs to be investigated thorougly. If the mother put a hand in the matter they should all face the law.ubupuba like mother like son atase
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