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🔥 BREAKING: Prime Minister James Marape’s Explosive Testimony in the Paul Paraka Scandal! 🔥

 🔥 BREAKING: Prime Minister James Marape’s Explosive Testimony in the Paul Paraka Scandal! 🔥

The Paul Paraka case just took a dramatic turn as Prime Minister James Marape testified in court about the K41.8 million payments made to Paraka Lawyers. Marape claims he issued clear instructions to stop the payments, but somehow, the money was still processed.

Did Marape do enough to prevent the payments? Or was there a deeper force at play?

👉 Marape says Peter O’Neill ordered no payments to Paraka.

👉 K40 million was still paid out despite orders to stop.

👉 Yafai’s lawyer challenges Marape—was there ANY real proof?

👉 K14 million was paid on Nov 1, 2012—was Marape really unaware?

👉 New evidence suggests multiple law firms may have funneled money back to Paraka.

👉 Paraka was convicted in 2023 and sentenced to 20 years in prison!

🚨 With 26 state witnesses now testifying, the case is heating up! 🚨 Where will this case go next? Will more high-profile names be called to testify? Could Peter O’Neill be next? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!

Source:
Emtv Online:    MARAPE TESTIFIES  
Post courier online:
Post courier online: https://www.postcourier.com.pg/marape...


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