"Since you have decided to lie, I will now tell the public the truth" David Hundeyin tells Zimbabwe Information Minister

 Foremost Nigerian investigative journalist, David Hundeyin has berated the information minister of Zimbabwe. This comes after David Hundeyin was detained for more than 7hours by the Zimbabwe immigration. 

In a piece of information released by the Zimbabwe Information Minister, David Hundeyin is said to have entered the country as a Ghanian asylum seeker, the reason for his detention and subsequent deportation.

In his reaction, David Hundeyin in a lengthy tweet, accused the Zimbabwe information minister of falsehood. According to him, he currently travels to countries with the Ghanian asylum passport as against the claim that he is an asylum seeker in Ghana.

He explained that he has visited many countries with his current Ghanaian asylum passport. 

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"I wasn't aware that it is standard operating procedure in Zimbabwe for the country's minister of information to tweet the asylum status of a foreigner, but since you've resorted to telling half truths, perhaps you should mention to your audience that I came into Zimbabwe with this valid Ghanaian refugee passport, which I have used to travel extensively over the world for 2 years.

"I'm sure you saw the valid UK Visa inside it. I'm also sure that you saw the numerous entry and exit stamps inside it belonging to multiple jurisdictions inside and outside Africa. Only in Zimbabwe have I EVER had an issue travelling with this document.

"You might also want to share with your audience that I put a call through to the Zimbabwean embassy in Accra before I travelled to confirm that I did not need a visa, and that J was expressly advised that as long as the airline was happy to recognise the travel document, I would have no problem coming into Zimbabwe visa-free.

"I know this despicable Twitter stunt of yours does not represent the behaviour of the generality of Zimbabweans, many of whom I have had as dear friends since university 15 years ago, so I will not hold it against Zimbabwe. From experience, I know that it is possible for a great country to be held captive by a criminal political elite who lack legitimacy.

"Whatever you thought you achieved by doing this, I assure you that you should have completed the job yesterday because you will not like what happens next".