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TIZ exposes misapplication and diversion of Public funds by Ministry of Local Government and Housing

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Transparency International Zambia Executive Director Goodwell Lungu (R) (file Picture)
Transparency International Zambia Executive Director Goodwell Lungu (R) (file Picture)

Transparency International Zambia (TIZ) Executive Director Goodwell Lungu today held a press conference in which he revealed fraud, diversion and misapplication of public funds amounting to over K3.3 million at the Ministry of Local Government and Housing (MLGH).

Below is the Full Press statement

Distinguished members of the media, Transparency International Zambia (TIZ) has invited you today to reveal the alleged fraud, diversion and misapplication of public funds amounting to over K3.3 million at the Ministry of Local Government and Housing (MLGH).

Managing public resources

Each and every state, Zambia included, implements a Public Resource Management (PRM) System. This system is overseen by legislative and regulatory frameworks. These frameworks seek to protect public resources in order that citizens access effective public services and have development in the country. Over and above that, the PRM has processes that guarantee integrity and oversight in the management of public resources.
The Constituency Development Fund (CDF), a fund set aside by the government to address community needs through poverty reduction projects in the 150 constituencies of Zambia, is also managed through the PRM framework. It therefore follows that resources here earmarked for CDF would be overseen by the legislative and regulatory framework that promotes integrity and high levels of oversight for effective utilisation of this fund. However it is common knowledge in Zambia that the CDF fund is one of those funds which are highly abused owing to the weak guidelines for the CDF.

It is from this background that Transparency International Zambia (TIZ) has embarked on initiatives that advocate for the strengthening of the PRM by the Zambian government. In our continued efforts to monitor public resources utilisation, our assessments have revealed worrying transactions that point to fraud, misapplication and diversion of the CDF fund meant for Rufunsa Constituency.

Evidence of Diversion of funds in Rufunsa constituency

TIZ wishes to make it clear that we are aware and have solid evidence to the effect that;

  1. The MLGH gave instructions to their Bank between 19th to 23rd October 2013 to transfer CDF funds meant for Chongwe and Rufunsa Constituencies.
  2. In March 2014, the MLGH received information from District Treasurers from Rufunsa and Chongwe District Councils that they had not yet received their 2013 CDF allocation.
  3. On 14th March 2014, the MLGH issued fresh instructions to their Bank to transfer the CDF funds to Rufunsa and Chongwe Constituencies amounting to Kwacha Two Million Six Hundred (K2,600,000.00).
  4. The Bank was only able to remit the funds to Chongwe Constituency Development Fund owing to insufficient funds.
  5. It was at this moment that it was discovered that the Rufunsa portion of the CDF funds amounting to K1, 300,000 was dubiously, without Treasury authority, transferred to the MLGH Grants account.
  6. The funds were fraudulently transferred from the CDF Account No. 110110143887026 to Grants Account No. 110110143887016 in sums of Kwacha Seven hundred thousand (K700, 000.00) and Six hundred thousand (K600, 000.00) totaling Kwacha One Million three thousand (K1, 300.000.00). The first K700, 000 was transferred on 13th December 2013 and the last K600, 000 was transferred on 13th February 2014 way after the 2013 financial year had closed on 31st December 2013. The Bank account statements show all this evidence.
  7. Further, TIZ is aware that the CDF Account is funded in line with the approved amounts in the National Budget under Head 29/05, Programme 5004 and Activity 002. This is the amount that our Parliament approved. This therefore means that moving funds from this Head implies changing the Head and therefore needed seeking approval from the Secretary to the Treasury. Our assessment shows that no such Treasury authority was obtained to divert the K1.3million CDF funds into the Grant account. What we would want to be clarified is whether or not consent was received from the Secretary to the Treasury to conduct such a transfer.
  8. By the end of December 2013, the Ministry of Finance had released a total of K195, 000,000.00 in five (5) installments. These funds were meant benefit to benefit a total of 150 constituencies each meant to get an equal amount of K1, 300,000 totaling K195, 000,000.00. We have details that confirm that the funds were transferred and received by the MLGH as follows;

Date Released Amount

a. 14.05.13 25,000,000.00
b. 05.06.13 48,000,000.00
c. 09.10.13 50,000,000.00
d. 26.11.13 50,000,000.00
e. 26.11.13 22,000,000.00

Grand Total K195,000,000.00

Suspicions Fraudulent withdraws

TIZ’s assessment with regard to CDF for Rufunsa Constituency reveals suspicious payments amounting to Kwacha K1, 285,755 that started being withdrawn the same day.

On 13th December 2013 when the first K700, 000 was transferred to the grants account. On this day, a total of K237, 000 was withdrawn from the grants account. These withdrawals continued until the 7th of March in 2014.
TIZ has carefully analysed the documentation available and the following withdrawals in respect of the cheque numbers and payees as follows;

Date Cheque Number Full amount Name of Payee and Title
13.12.13 1197 79,000.00 Mukuka Mulenga, Typist
13.12.13 1198 71,100.00 Wynona Mutenta, Typist
13.12.13 1196 86,900.00 Euginiah Shikoswe, Stenographer
09.01.14 1206 90,850.00 Euginiah Shikoswe, Stenographer
16.01.14 1210 54,000.00 Edwin Muchinda, Accounts Assistant
17.01.14 1211 59,000.00 Isaac Banda, Registry Clerk
28.01.14 1219 73,000.00 Edwin Muchinda, Accounts Assistant
28.01.14 1220 73,000.00 Edwin Muchinda, Accounts Assistant
04.02.14 1223 93,000.00 Edwin Muchinda, Accounts Assistant
05.02.14 1224 59,250.00 Wynona Mutenta, Typist
05.02.14 1225 71,100.00 Isaac Mwanza
06.02.14 1227 79,000.00 Euginiah Shikoswe, Stenographer
06.02.14 1226 86,900.00 Wynona Mutenta, Typist
12.02.14 1240 53,900.00 Wynona Mutenta, Typist
12.02.14 1241 71,100.00 Isaac Mwanza
12.02.14 1242 63,200.00 Euginiah Shikoswe, Stenographer
07.03.14 1248 47,824.17 Edwin Muchinda, Accounts Assistant
07.03.14 1247 48,516.00 Edwin Muchinda, Accounts Assistant
07.03.14 1238 25,115.17 Name yet to be established
Grand Total Cash withdrawn K1,285,755.17

TIZ is fully aware that these mentioned junior officers have been put on suspension for and we are wondering how junior officials could have allegedly acted alone given the huge amounts of public funds involved. It is shocking to see junior government officials being entrusted with huge public funds without a clear explanation where these funds were taken to?

It is also disturbing from our assessment that the MLGH also has had huge suspicious withdrawals before this period that were done totaling K2.060.000 drawn in the names of the same 2 junior officials we have mentioned namely Edwin Muchinda, an Accounts Assistant amounting to K987,900 and Isaac Banda a Registry Clerk totaling to K1,006,300.
The details of these suspicious withdrawals are as follows:

Date Cheque Number Amount (K) Payee
15.08.13 000203 57,500.00 Edwin Muchinda, Accounts Assistant
15.08.13 000204 66,000.00 Edwin Muchinda, Accounts Assistant
06.09.13 001104 97,500.00 Edwin Muchinda, Accounts Assistant
09.09.13 001128 55,750.00 Edwin Muchinda, Accounts Assistant
12.09.13 001108 83,000.00 Edwin Muchinda, Accounts Assistant
12.09.13 001109 78,000.00 Edwin Muchinda, Accounts Assistant
23.09.13 001136 87,000.00 Edwin Muchinda, Accounts Assistant
23.09.13 001137 93,750.00 Edwin Muchinda, Accounts Assistant
06.10.13 001152 96,750.00 Edwin Muchinda, Accounts Assistant
06.10.13 001153 96,750.00 Edwin Muchinda, Accounts Assistant
28.11.13 001192 90,900.00 Edwin Muchinda, Accounts Assistant
28.11.13 001193 85,000.00 Edwin Muchinda, Accounts Assistant
Subtotal K987,900
Date Cheque No. Amount ZMW Payee and Title
28.11.13 001188 93,000.00 Isaac Banda, Registry Clerk
14.11.13 001183 83,600.00 Isaac Banda, Registry Clerk
11.11.13 001168 94,800.00 Isaac Banda, Registry Clerk
16.10.13 001162 95,000.00 Isaac Banda, Registry Clerk
15.10.13 001158 95,000.00 Isaac Banda, Registry Clerk
11.10.13 001155 95,000.00 Isaac Banda, Registry Clerk
20.09.13 001133 82,900.00 Isaac Banda, Registry Clerk
19.09.13 001131 83,600.00 Isaac Banda, Registry Clerk
02.09.13 001111 97,400.00 Isaac Banda, Registry Clerk
23.08.13 00219 91,200.00 Isaac Banda, Registry Clerk
28.11.13 001191 94,800.00 Isaac Banda, Registry Clerk
Subtotal K1,006,300

Ministry of Local government and Housing must give answers

From August 2013 to March 2014, K3, 354,035.17 was suspiciously withdrawn during the same period of the inter-account fund transfer between CDF Account No. 110110143887016 and Grants Account No. 110110143887016. We therefore challenge and demand that the MLGH makes explanations on these suspicious transactions. TIZ is wondering whether these junior officials acted alone or there are some senior officials who facilitated these irregularities and potential fraud.

We demand that all the payments for CDF funds released in 2012 and 2013 in all the 150 constituencies be made public for scrutiny. We also call on all the elected Members of Parliament to state whether or not their constituencies have received the CDF funds for 2012 and 2013. This will help allay our fears that more of the CDF funds may have been diverted and fraudulently used or out rightly stolen.

If this is the way government official’s uses public funds then we are afraid that this country may go nowhere. Notwithstanding that most of the officers whose names we have cited in this statement have been put on suspension, we have not traced any actions to ascertain where these huge amounts were diverted to. We therefore call upon the law enforcement agencies to in the next 48 hours start probing where these funds ended up. If these funds were stolen, we recommend immediate seizure of all potential suspects’ accounts and restriction orders to be placed on their properties. This in our view will be a measure to recover such funds in the event that they were stolen.

TIZ has stated time and again on the need for swift action on allegations of diversion and misapplication and fraudulent use of public resources. We call on the Republican President to take clear action on the Controlling officers who presided over the many irregularities that we have cited. Failure to deal with the controlling officer will be sending wrong signals that controlling officers will preside over such diversion of public funds without clear and tangible action. Without such action, public funds will continue to be subjected to such great risks where they can be diverted and stolen.

Missing documents

We are aware that most documents pertaining to these transactions at the MLGH have also gone missing. We challenge the Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Local Government to state what steps he took when this information was brought to his attention. This is where we want to call on the appointing authority to pay particular attention to what the controlling officer’s response has been. We believe that some concerned Zambians may have brought this matter to his attention in good faith and we believe that such Zambians who report abuse and suspicions deserve support.

Lip service by Secretary to treasury

The report of the Parliamentary Accounts Committee (PAC) on the report of the Auditor General on the management of the Constituency Development Fund and Grants to Local Authorities for the financial year ended 31st December 2012 which was submitted to the third session of the eleventh National Assembly appointed by the resolution of the house on 27th September 2013 clearly indicates that the Secretary to the Treasury acknowledged that funds released to the MLGH were being mismanaged by Local Authorities.

Therefore, in view of these glaring irregularities and suspicions of fraud, we wish to demand that the office of the Secretary to the Treasury expedites the process of instituting measures that would ensure that the management of public funds is done with integrity.

Some of the measures the Secretary to the Treasury proposed before the PAC and committed to were that;

  • CDF funds would only be drawn by the Local Authorities upon fulfillment of all the contractual obligations in accordance with the prevailing CDF guidelines
  • The Treasury would only disburse CDF funds to the accounts of the Local Authorities upon submission of the required documentation such as Certificate of Completion of works.
  • The amounts released would be equivalent to the amount supported by documentation plus 10% contingency

Further the Secretary to the Treasury proposed in this same report that in addition to the above measures, a Unit would be established under the Office of the Accountant General to monitor all CDF bank accounts and that at that time, the Treasury was using the Service Level Agreements (SLA) between the Treasury and the Commercial Banks.

It is clear from the occurrences on the Rufunsa Constituency CDF funds highlighted above, that these measures appeared to be more of a lip-service having been proposed in September 2013 and diversion of huge amounts at the MLGH taking place on the 13th of December 2013.

It is our considered view that the proposed measures by the Secretary to Treasury should have been operational by December 2013. It is therefore worrying that even after such assurances by the Secretary to the Treasury were made, to institute corrective measures, misapplication and misappropriation of public funds continued. This state of affairs erodes confidence in the weak PF government accountability systems.

This is only the Tip of the iceberg of corruption under PF

TIZ wishes to state that the PF government’s success in the fight against corruption will be measured by the amount of actions, efforts and tangible measures they put in place to curb such wastages. The mere fact that TIZ has evidence on the K1, 300,000 being diverted, this could be a tip of the iceberg of what could be taking place. TIZ is wondering how the MLGH Controlling Officer allowed such a huge diversion of public resources.

We believe as TIZ that such discoveries should not merely be reduced to an academic exercise and mere traditional ritual without any tangible action that inspire public confidence in the management of public resource.

There is therefore need for the PF government to expedite the implementation of the Access to Information Bill that will empower the public to be able to hold public officials accountable during implementation of the budget and not wait to be presented with such ever worrying public funds diversions and fraud.

By Goodwell Lungu
Executive Director

53 COMMENTS

  1. pf has no policy on corruption wait and see all these issues will be cover up and come up with another bunch of lies. my country in wrong hands I don’t what shall remain with after this headless foxes

    • how can a mere registry clerk with a Grade 12 GCE and account clerk with a certificate from NIPA like masumba still such huge amounts of money? Emily Kabanshi is involved and she should provide answers together with the PS whom i dont know. these PF chaps are looting the treasury with impunity. zambia needs leaders of high integrity not these people who are busy sharing our money

    • Sata is blame for this huge plunder in MLGH. It all started with him when he was local government minister in MMD under Chiluba. He is the one who taught these officers how to enrich themselves by stealing government funds.

      Mwanawasa and Banda had managed to put an end to this rampant stealing and as a result, the officers worked against them in favour of Sata, their master plunder.

      Sata stole K2billion meant for the completion of Merzaf housing project and put it his personal account . He then used that money, to buy houses in Avondale, Kabwata, Chilenje, and Kabulonga with the help of Kabimba. This how Sata started his property empire. Partly this is also the reason why Kabimba is still his trusted hinchman.

      UPND is the only party to stop this once and for all.

    • The real thieves are civil servants, just go to Chalala,when i travelled home last year, everyone was fighting for a job in Government saying that is where the money is.Was shocked ! Sure even the typist can withdraw ? Are such positions still there with computers around?

    • This is too much ,let them just kill themselves . The whole lot ! Do us a favour by committing suicide like that Stanbic woman who stole billions.

    • Zambia is rich period! If all the unaccounted for funds could be traced back to government coffers, there would be no need of people wallowing in poverty! But poverty mentality is a sickness.
      Am sure someone out there knew how money was varnishing but but swore in to dont kubeba!

    • ata is blame for this huge plunder in MLGH. It all started with him when he was local government minister in MMD under Chiluba. He is the one who taught these officers how to enrich themselves by stealing government funds.

      Mwanawasa and Banda had managed to put an end to this rampant stealing and as a result, the officers worked against them in favour of Sata, their master plunder.

      Sata stole K2billion meant for the completion of Merzaf housing project and put it his personal account . He then used that money, to buy houses in Avondale, Kabwata, Chilenje, and Kabulonga with the help of Kabimba. This how Sata started his property empire. Partly this is also the reason why Kabimba is still his trusted hinchman.

      UPND is the only party to stop this once and for all.

    • Sata showed them how to loot when put K2billion meant for Merzaf housing project in his account when he was Local government and housing minister.

    • This is what happens when you tolerate a sick kateka to continue holding on to the throne. Some top Civil servants are mainly I’ll qualified PF cadres whose primary objective is ukulyamo and looting! Zambia is headless as we speak! We need fire to cleanse the system!

  2. what is I sadden me with pf poor finisher will come up and say nonsense and attacking the writer and go to his house search is for intimation without proper do investigation and hiding and covering up issue like this what a govt?

  3. Its so frustrating all those moneys !!

    My paternal Grandma says : ‘baisa ba sakala’ meaning theives ve come in Bemba.

    And my maternal Gandma says : ‘bakabwala ba bantu’ meaning the HARDCORE burglar/thief in Tonga

    All those bring DIRTY in Zed will b punished !!!
    We need to change the Government ASAP.

  4. Excellent Work.
    The time for speculating is over, I like the way TIZ has come out, with Evidence. What I wait to see is the action from ACC and Government.

    This country will develop if we can talk with facts and not just mare rumors without evidence.

    • Yours is the only rational comment I’ve found, others have just lost it. What worries me is how a typist has authority to withdraw from a gov account. Let’s see what happens in 48hrs

  5. am still studing this long passage.job wel done TIZ.vote for HH and upnd to have transparency in those institution.

    • I have seen Tonga names on that List. The reason why we cant vote HH is bcoz while TIZ is able to check the PF govt, It will be impossible for them to keep such check with HH, the guy is shroud and very clever. look at what he did to the mines, he undervalued a number of companies with a view of buying shares in the same companies, very clever HH. The other reason Zambian should be carefull with is that if a Tonga take over power, Zambia will become a Tonga village, and this tribe is good at defending each other even when one is wrong. CAREFULL ZAMBIANS. When Mazoka was MD for Zambia railways in Kabwe, 80% of the company’s Managers were Tongas. Watchout

    • We should not be surprised much ,its the same way HH got his riches by undervaluing the companies so he could buy shares in them.Even the Kabulonga house was Ramcoz house.

  6. Unfortunately there are still many remnants of the MMD working as double agents to destabalise the country , both in govt and the ruling party as well as some PF ministers are indeed corrupt and they need to be booted out (which will then see them go and join UPND) and these are the ones causing confusion and misallocation of funds. TIZ should also produce a report on HH for his role in the plunder of the economy in previous regimes so that people know the truth about the hyena.

  7. Oh God! This is why I say Hakainde Hichilema is a danger to the well being of this country. And this Goodwell Lungu is equally a wasted sperm. Why mentioning the PF when it is civil servants who stole money and shared amongst themselves. Is it PF who instructed those chaps at MLGH to steal? It is a fact that 95% of civil servants in this country weren’t employed by the PF, we inherited them from the corrupt MMD. As a matter of fact, the chief accountant and head of procurement at MLGZ are personal friends of Hakainde Hichilema, the political Vulture and hyena masquerading as UPND president. They used to work together at Grant Thornton where they perfected the art of looting national resources under the privatization program.I have no doubt that HH has his crooked hands in the loot at…

    • @Wankson Pony…
      Your name says it all. For you to have such a pseudonym you have a sick mind. I’m sure you enjoy the act, otherwise you wouldn’t give yourself such a name. Your contribution equally sucks. Where is the blogger called chloroquin? He knows how to handle chaps like you!!!

    • I think people s.hee.t in their pant each morning they wake up and HH comes to their minds.Is it HH who wrote this report.Does TIZ a part of UPND.
      Why not stick to the topic under discussion,
      “TIZ exposes misapplication and diversion of Public funds by Ministry of Local Government and Housing “

  8. It is on record our President has zero tolerance for corruption as seen in the case of Silvia Masebo, Stephen Masumba, GBM and others who think they are too big to fall. Those found wanting will be dealt with as there is no place for corrupt govt officials that are bringing the whole govt into disrepute.

  9. they should divert the public funds to my account so that i can pay off the people i borrowed money from

  10. i am the best at staling money from my friends then not paying them. they can kiss my black bottom all day

  11. Well done TIZ these are the issues. If this is how resources are distributed, we will not wonder why development takes ages in Africa. Workers are prone to many devises and that on its own is no big deal, the deal is how do we sort out this mess? How do we ensure we put in measures to catch the culprits before they spread the mess this far. One fraudulent transaction is far untrustworthy enough and the cancer must be stopped. How many fraudulent transactions here? Who authorised them prior to checking they want any fraud involved?

    Institutions mandated to protect the public from being defrauded ought to work for the purpose. To ensure resources are distributed as intended. We can see from this pattern that collusion is the trend and budgets for personal are in place.

  12. Well, at the moment, there is no way to make a ministry accountable, or an MP, or a Minister, or the President for that matter.

    People will continue to steal money and there aint a d@mn thing we can do to stop it, for as long as we stick with the old constitution.

    The new constitution makes everyone accountable to the people, not to the president.

    #OneZambia

  13. This is not news, officers involved were suspended. it is just that Zambia lacks investigative journalists.

  14. CRISPUS, I support you 100% You are very wise. You think exactly the way think. No rumours, so let us act within 24 hours.

  15. The Ministry of Local Government & Housing for all the past Ruling Parties; has been the ideal Pork Barrel.
    More reason to reduce the layers of Government to District and Central Government at two layers: District level incorporating Representatives of Villagers through their Chiefs and Councilors representing the Urbanized Rural Centres.
    The Centre responding to the collection of demands of the 72 – 80 rural and urban population groups representing the Urban Metropolis and the Rural periphery through the ethnic interests of the Republic of Zambia.
    Then you have no pressure from secessionists and unrecognized politically motivated ungazetted but dully recognized legitimate traditional rulers; in their trust domains

    • For a Typist to withdraw ,it means there are NO not just POOR internal controls,they do not have a system in place

  16. Two quick thoughts:

    1) How do I get a job as a typist?
    2) Maybe it’s his allergy to corruption that is causing the President to lose his voice and look so unwell?

  17. HH told us on this blog that he wouldn’t spend time on investigeting those who have stolen from people , that disqualifies him from decent people to vote for him only thieves will vote for him

  18. TIZ I just like your work some one some where knows he is arrested the work is already done ,these junior officers where just put there as a smoke scren , good work TIZ we want to trust you now

  19. Bring back hanging! The truth is most Zambian politicians only go into politics to get near the honeypot. Zambia needs to teach ethics from Grade one. Maybe add on psychology to teach empathy for one another. These bandit stole with no conscious. They knew the money was for development purpose for the betterment of poor constituents yet they showed no concern. Somehow in their head, they separated the suffering of others and were only able to think of their comfort. These people are Psychopaths; it is just not normal behaviour. I think Africa’s arrested development under colonial rule created this national disease. It don’t matter whom you elect, even HH exhibited this disease in the Muvi incident, without any feeling towards those he had taken from said “It was up to…

  20. The only way we can try to find a solution to this us:-
    1. Accept we have a national illness from colonial days; we lack empathy, we are not able to show it nor act it. These are callous humans acting like machines.
    1.1. We lack emotional intelligence, we can’t enact it.
    2. Find traditional ways of dealing with respect for others ie enact our traditional ways of mulemu…for one another
    3. Educated, not educated or elitist leadership will not stop this, only worsen it because the brighter of us make up these schemes. This was no common theft, these guys destroyed documents!
    4. We desperately need to find a system to prevent ‘top’ people robbing the poor, To give to the rich; Robin Hood in reverse.
    5. It’s amazing these oversights are only discovered at election time.

  21. Where are the pf hired guns; mushota (the trojan horse – remember how you all used to redicule this character until it fully emerged as a die hard pf assassin?), racist kudos (that skull with no brain), Chinyama and shameless Luapula….

    Comment on what your relatives do best: theft and lies.

  22. This is why controlling officers are suposed to be qualified accountants and administrators not cadres,just signing for the love of your signature which they even forget

  23. I mean these guys (civil servants) are the first line of defence in managing civil funds. WHAT HAPPENED? Anyone connected to ‘a little self’ help scheme in mismanaging state funds SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO RUN ELECTIONS. A. Lot of people vying for leadership in elections though not directly responsible for financial fraudulent acts Must Be prevented from running for top office, because we already know what happened on their watch. We need an earthquake to shake these people out of their trees. The body involved here must be washed down. Get rid of everyone top yo bottom and hire new people checked out for any connections to corrupt leadership.

  24. PF members and sympathizers be magnanimous enough to comment of the thefts under PF government making history in Zambia.
    We told you PF monkeys in a maize field pay homage to the chief monkey thief in state house left impotent. What a shame, PF legacy.

  25. A job well done, but now watch if there will be anything done about it by the government; just remember, there is honour amongst thieves.

  26. TIZ is just a bunch of hypocrites. Since 2011, people have saying PF is a bunch thieves looting government resources, and TIZ have been mute. I would not be surprised if this revelation is influenced by some PF guy.

    If there is some class in this revelation, let TIZ spill “the beans” in other Ministries as well.

  27. THIS IS WHAT HAPPENS ON A GRAVY TRAIN.
    BY THE WAT WHAT HAPPENED TO KAPOKO?
    BUSY ENJOYING HIMSELF NO DOUBT.
    NEXT STORY PLEASE.
    I AM ALREADY BORED

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