Why regulatory bodies in Ghana, the UK and the US, must investigate Moringa asap

 Dear critical-reader,

Nothing, but nothing, must either be ruled out, or in, when it comes to Moringa's shabby attempt to stealth-hijack B-BOVID,  from its brilliant and farsighted founder,  Issa Ouedraogo.  Full stop.

The question to ponder over  is: As conscientious   and law-abiding citizens, does it not follow, a priori,   therefore, that one  has a moral obligation to point out to all the relevant financial services sector regulatory bodies, in Ghana, the UK and the US, that they need to discount the possibility of the existence of an audacious plan, for Moringa to engage in mammoth-sized  money laundering (amounting to billions), using agroforestry initiatives to cloak that abomination?

Surely, the available gathered-incontrovertible-evidence (including  Moringa's serial-falsehoods communicated to Ghanaian officialdom), make sense, in that sense, in a manner of speaking, from that viewpoint? 

 

Naturally,  being a fair-minded people,  we hope against hope, that thorough investigations are carried out quickly to end this tragic example of greenwashing-carpetbaggers from overseas, victimising a local partner, with a ruthless strategy of deployed-shareholder-oppresion-maneuvering. The time has now come for all the  regulatory bodies in Ghana, the UK and the US, to  investigate Moringa asap.