MAN GENAS MAKES NEW REVELATIONS ABOUT THE “BARONS” OF DRUG TRAFFICKING IN THE COUNTRY.
The young Angolan Gerson Eugénio Quintas, aged 43, who is currently in exile with his wife and children in Mozambique, after having made compromising accusations on social media in January last year against several senior officers of the National Police, stating who would be involved in drug trafficking networks.
Man Genas, as he is known, made further revelations this Friday, February 16, in a live broadcast through his social networks, where he mentions several high-ranking names from the Angolan Armed Forces, the National Police, as well as the Executive itself. These are generals Eugénio Laborinho, current Minister of the Interior, Higino Carneiro, Bento Kangamba and Mário Durão, member of the MPLA.
The former collaborator of the Criminal Investigation Service (SIC), reveals that Mário Durão caused the arrest of two young Angolan women in São Paulo, Brazil, and that he is unable to travel to that country.
Already arrested and convicted for pretending to be “mules”, people who transport drugs, the person in charge ordered the death of these two young women, under penalty of them informing on him and providing compromising information about the alleged organized crime group here in the country.
Man Gena belonged to a drug trafficking network initially in Luanda, and was imprisoned for nine years, after which he separated himself from the criminal network and began collaborating with the Angolan Police.
From an early age, he joined the well-known group of criminals “HDA”, which is inspired by the Brazilian group PCC (Primeiro Comando da Capital), known as Fuminho, who was on the run in Mozambique in 2020.
Currently, the young man says he is being persecuted by people he has reported.