From Arms Dealer To King of War

  Chapter 264 Jory Amon's Harvest

  Jamie Copco's sudden appearance surprised Choga a bit, but this lady gave him such a good feeling, so the element of surprise should be more.

   And obviously, this Jamie is much more reliable financially than Eric.

  Learning to share benefits, and learning to share benefits with outstanding people, is a business experience that has allowed Qiaojia to taste the sweetness many times.

   Jamie Copco certainly fits the definition of 'excellent'!

   On the car heading to the rescue center, Choga took the initiative to call his assistant Linda and lawyer Jolly Amon into his car.

  The afro-haired girl Linda is the high-level daughter of Central Africa and a genuine elite. She is unknown in other places, but in Central Africa, Linda's work ability is not worse than that of Qiaojia's real assistant Lian Nuoer.

  In just a few days, Linda built the store of the travel company for Choga in Ndele, and bought an old hotel, which is undergoing rapid renovation, so that future tourists can find a place to stay after they arrive.

Jory Amon has just returned from Ethiopia. He dealt with a large number of Afika elite politicians at the AU headquarters alone for a long time. He spent 800,000 US dollars in Choga and finally got the loan from the AU Development Bank. .

  Originally, the cost of 800,000 yuan may have to be doubled several times, but Choga voluntarily restricted the use of this 300 million U.S. dollar loan, and actively invited people from the African Union to participate in monitoring the use...

  This kind of practice, which is different from ordinary people, is unprecedented for the people of the African Union.

  When a businessman comes to Afika, he will firstly not seize the market, secondly, search for resources, and thirdly, not use financial means to plunder wealth.

   Invest, invest, invest!

  Choga has been investing in Central Africa, and promised that the 300 million U.S. dollars, except for the construction cost of the iron mine, will use most of the rest to improve the infrastructure construction in southern Central Africa, and is willing to accept supervision.

  Although there are some interest-free and debt relief clauses, this is already the only conscientious entrepreneur.

   Afika is not without talent, they can see the potential of doing this, and the huge benefits that may be generated in the future.

  This kind of overall economic leap based on the formation of the industrial chain has generated terrifying benefits that ordinary people cannot imagine.

  A series of industries such as industry, real estate, service industry, etc., will form a blowout growth due to the increase in the income of local people, and these growth will increase employment again!

  The essence of money is 'flow'. The total output value of the steel industry chain is assumed to be only '1 billion US dollars' per year, but if you earn this '1 billion US dollars' and then take it abroad, it will be of no use to the country.

  It is also '1 billion US dollars'. Spending this money at home and around it can benefit all walks of life.

  Where this flowing ‘billion dollars’ flows, it will create an oasis of wealth, which can generate 10 billion or even 20 billion dollars in assets, and can create a large number of middle classes.

  The real beneficiaries of this "huge benefit" are all Central Africans.

   As the 'source', Qiaojia got the fattest part of the industry's interests, but so what?

   Qiaojia's desire to make the plate bigger is too strong!

   This caused a strong shock to a group of people in the African Union!

  Afika's political system is inherited from Europe and the United States, and the democratic system with strong local flavor has caused their regime to never be stable.

   It's not that they don't understand, but they can't do anything, because even if they become a president, their political influence will not allow them to establish a long-term plan.

  Since there is nothing they can do, most capable people will naturally choose to make a fortune, and then take the money to Europe and the United States to enjoy themselves.

   And the money they took away actually made those countries worse.

   Corruption in Afika is not terrible. What is terrible is that you transfer all the money from corruption abroad.

  In fact, no matter how much corruption you have, but you squander it in the country, you are at least a "consumption hero", because you actually feed a lot of people, and you take the money away, what should the local people do?

  And most countries in Afika are caught in this vicious circle.

In the past, Central Africa was actually a bird, but recently their presidents have been running around the headquarters of the United Nations and the African Union, wanting to get more aid, so as to support Choga’s big plan, and then try to fight for the history of Central Africa. A profound sum.

  People are ambitious. When they are poor, they want money. When money is no longer the main problem, they want to strive for fame.

  Joe added a foreigner who traveled thousands of miles to help you fight wars, sell your arms, invest a lot of money, and help you make cakes. If you still have to lag behind, then death is really not a pity!

  The president of Central Africa has now become the 'people's conscience'!

   This is the power of 'hope'!

  Compared to the high-spiritedness of the Central African president, the bigwigs in Congo are almost going crazy with jealousy.

  How the **** can this work?

   In terms of population, resources, and money, the Congo has the upper hand. Why are all the benefits taken by you in Central Africa?

  P·B’s base is at the junction of Central Africa and Congo. The Jackal belongs to both Central Africa and Congo, but in the end he should belong to Congo, because we have more capital and need more...

   Lawyer Jolly Amon has really been shaking recently. Choga has seen his photo on the front pages of at least six Afika media.

  Many bigwigs in the Congo couldn’t get in touch with Choga, who was fighting, so they launched a phone bombing on Jolly Amon, which flattered and scared the lawyer at the same time.

  He lived in the official residence of the Congolese government in Ethiopia, and used the diplomatic vehicles of the Congolese government, and even slept with Congolese beauties.

  Finally, he was forced to do nothing. After calling the boss for help, he signed a formal training contract with Congo for 500 people and an arms purchase agreement.

  'By the way' helped the boss set up a mining company with a strange shareholder structure, and promised to integrate the six tantalum mines in North Kivu Province of the Congo within two years.

  A year ago, Jory Amon would never have imagined that he would be where he is today. At that time, he was just a private lawyer. The most commendable experience was that he was once the guest of the President of Mali.

  But the President of Mali, who came to power by a coup d'état, finally got rid of him like a snot, and almost killed his whole family.

   But now?

  At an AU meeting in Addis Ababa, Jory Amon once again met the President of Mali who went to the AU to ask for assistance...

   This time he held his head high in the face of the former 'big man', and all disappointment and resentment disappeared, because he found that he was doing a greater and more meaningful cause!

   For those politicians who are obsessed with Afika's "small troubles", Choja Amon is a little bit indifferent now.

   Qiaojia listened to the report of Jolly Amon in the car, and then signed his name on a loan agreement and several investment agreements.

When Jory Amon saw that the boss had simply signed a development report on the Sangha Town Highway Wharf, he hesitated for a moment and said, "Boss, you paid too much for this, it shouldn't be It's your responsibility."

   Qiaojia smiled indifferently and said: "The development of Sangha Town needs to be accelerated, otherwise I am worried that my funds will not last until the day of success.

  But I can’t bear all the roads and docks by myself. We are solely responsible for the construction of the docks, but the roads need to bring all the surrounding tribes together.

   Go back to Lian Nuoer and let her organize the Central African Government to take the lead and negotiate with the tribesmen, asking them to contribute part of the funds and manpower.

  I suggest you chat with my friend Lao Zhu, my Kenyan base has just been completed, and he has sufficient technical resources in his hands.

  Hua people are good at infrastructure construction, but those big projects are too expensive to contract out.

  You contact Lao Zhu and ask him if he has any ideas about setting up a company in Central Africa. I will inject capital into him, and he will be in charge of management. Hiring a large number of local workers will not only reduce costs, but also increase employment.

  I f*cking circled a few plots of land, just waiting for the locals to get rich and make another fortune from real estate. "

   Jory Amon recalled that the boss personally designed a super tube building community that could accommodate 200,000 people...

  He can't figure out how that thing can sell for $20,000 a piece, but it's always good for the boss to be optimistic, and he won't lose money anyway.

   Nodding respectfully, he took down the boss' explanation. Jory Amon sorted out the information in his hands, and finally couldn't help but look at Qiaojia's side face, and said, "Thank you, boss!"

   Qiaojia was stunned for a moment, turned his head to look at Jory Amon, who had a little more white hair, but was in a good state of mind, and said with a smile, "Thank me for what?"

   Jory Amon pursed his lips and thought for a while, then said, "Maybe it's because you let me see another way of life, thank you for letting me understand that a life that does meaningful things is more valuable."

   Qiaojia laughed and said: "Of course, when you do things not only for yourself, you will naturally find supporters.

   But I heard that you have been tested for AIDS several times recently, and you have been taking blockers. Take it easy, dude, girls in Congo are not very safe. "

After hearing this, Jory Amon turned aside Linda who was in the front row and looked back at him, and said with a wry smile: "Those Congolese bosses are too enthusiastic, when I woke up from the hotel bed in a daze , to be honest, even if I am a native, I am also very scared.

  Boss, I won’t go for the connection with Congo in the later stage.

  In the past, I always thought that dealing with these politicians was a rewarding thing, but recently I found that when those people put down their dignity, a lot of what they did was too enthusiastic. "

After hearing this, Qiaojia glanced at Jolly Amon's gauze-wrapped left hand. He patted the guy on the shoulder with a smile, and said, "You took 30,000 yuan from the Congolese, and your little finger was chopped off." Good deal.

   Don't blame me for being too strict. In fact, I just asked your bodyguard to break off one of your fingers. Who knows that he got it wrong.

  Dude, you say that your current job gives you a sense of accomplishment, so you should consciously resist the temptation of money from the outside world.

  P·B's salary is not high, but in Afika, it is definitely enough for you to live a decent life for your family.

   Thirty thousand yuan is actually just a small amount of money, but I'm worried that if you can't keep it, I will have to chop off your head. "

   Jory Amon listened, nodded seriously and said: "I remembered, so I didn't go to the hospital to pick up my finger, but put that finger away.

  Boss, you may not believe it, but I was actually relieved at the time! "

  Joga looked at Jolly Amon, nodded slightly and said, "That's good!

  Remember, it’s okay to eat and drink, don’t take money, because no matter how much you take, you have to double the return from the company.

  This is Afika, you have to do things with money, otherwise the consequences will be serious!

  Your ability is good, I hope you can live longer and be more decent! "

  (end of this chapter)