MAKI Featured Lukas Enembe Frequency Stimulates At Genting Highland Malaysia, Philippines To Singapore

Papua Governor Lukas Enembe is suspected of being gambling. (DOK MAKI)

JAKARTA - Coordinator of the Indonesian Anti-Corruption Society (MAKI) Boyamin Saiman revealed that Papua Governor Lukas Enembe often gambled in three countries in Southeast Asia. This data was obtained from people close to Lukas.

"MAKI has received data from people around it (Lukas Enembe, ed) such as Manila (Filipina), Singapore, and Malaysia. It is in Singapore at the Crockford Sentosa Hotel," Boyamin said in his video statement to reporters, Sunday, September 25.

In addition, there are other places Lukas often visits, such as the Genting Highland Casino in Malaysia and Solore Resort and Casino, Entertainment City, Philippines. On that trip, the governor was not alone because he was accompanied by several other friends.

"And it seems that Mr. Lukas in July was also in good health because he could walk at Singapore Airport. He was quite far away," said Boyamin.

In addition to the three countries, Lukas also traveled to other countries such as Australia to Germany based on information obtained by Boyamin. This trip was carried out from December 2021 to August 2022.

Furthermore, Boyamin also revealed that Lukas often plays in a very important person (VIP) room. "We have a photo of him, in the VIP room, in a special room for a high level," he said.

With these findings, Boyamin asked the KPK to immediately investigate the alleged corruption that ensnared Lukas. The money to gamble must be known from its origin.

"Does this (money, ed) come from a private pocket or come from another. It must be revealed to the Papuan people that the alleged leader is not only related to corruption but is also suspected of being used to gamble," he said.

"Don't defend blindly and fully support the law because law enforcement is carried out for all. I hope the KPK is firm," continued Boyamin.

As previously reported, Lukas Enembe has been named a suspect by the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK). This determination is based on complaints from the public.

The case that ensnared him has not been detailed, but he has been prevented from going abroad for six months. The announcement of the construction of the case that ensnared Lukas will be conveyed to the public during an attempt to force detention.