Roland 'is on a metro hit-list'

29 October 2012

COUNCILLORS, municipal officials and some ANC members have come out in strong support of suspended Nelson Mandela Bay communications director Roland Williams, saying he is being targeted by municipal bosses to settle a political score.

This comes after the municipality's internal audit division handed over a report to the police detailing allegations of misconduct against Williams for his involvement in the controversial gantries tender.

The head of internal audit, Bonnie Chan, also alleged that Williams was in hiding and could not be tracked down to be served with papers, forcing the city to freeze his salary to smoke him out of hiding.

Williams has rubbished the claims, calling the officials liars and "sycophants who share secrets with Satan". He said their attempts to freeze his salary were not successful.

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Reader's Comments

Report Abuse Author: Wanie Date: 30 October 2012 1:30

They can never blame themselves its always someone else, he should have been fired long ago.

Report Abuse Author: alvonhumb Date: 29 October 2012 20:13

This petty in-fighting and pursuit of individual interests of has been undermining our city since before the days even of the failure Faku, who eventually personified the factional divide. The only real solution is the liberation of NMB from the ANC.

Report Abuse Author: Wayward Date: 29 October 2012 18:07

Poor Rolly. He should be on the hit list of every person in the Bay, for all the lies he's told us over the years. But bringing in Satan, Rolly? Bad form, lad, bad form.

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