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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Handeni Gold Inc HNDI

Handeni Gold Inc. is an exploration-stage company. The Company operates through the acquisition and exploration of mineral properties segment. The Company's principal business is the acquisition and exploration of mineral resources located in Tanzania, Africa. Its principal area of focus is the Handeni Gold Project located in the Handeni district, within the Tanga region of the Republic of... see more

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Handeni Gold Inc > THIS DOG IS DEAD, DEAD, DEAD
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Post by baconmaker on Aug 31, 2013 3:19pm

THIS DOG IS DEAD, DEAD, DEAD

To give you a background on me, I haven't posted on this board in years, I was a big investor in DLKM for over five years and have met many of the main players in this company. I haven't read anything on this board for the past couple years. I blew my last stock out at a penny about 1.5 years ago. And I paid much, much more than what I sold it for, all bought while Sangha was running the show.
 
IMHO, this dog will never hunt again for the following reasons...
 
MENGHI IS INCOMPETENT
It is dead because Menghi is a control freak with a big, big, big, big, big, big ego. Menghi has no knowledge of how to run a mining deal or for that matter a publicly traded OTC deal. His ego is so big, that it won't allow him to listen to anyone who knows what they are doing. 
 
He is a complete incompetent when it comes to trying to run this company. He tanked it when he took control from the original president Harp Sangha, and forced him out. In order to get the Handenit property into DLKM, Sangha had to sign an undated resignation letter. Then after Sangha raised the $10 Million in New York, he was fired by Menghi. FYI, Sangha was the guy who put the deal together and raised probably over $15 million while he was on board. He was an ex-stock broker and knew how the OTC works and how to raise money, and how to promote stock. Menghi doesn't know diddly sqwat when it comes to promoting public companies.
 
SCHEEPERS HAS NO EXPLORATION EXPERIENCE
To compound the problem, Scheepers doesn't know how to run an exploration project, as he has no previous "in the field" track record and has never done exploration before joining Handeni. He is better being Associate Professor of Geology at University of Stellenbosch which I believe is his main job. You know what they say about teachers...those who can do, those who can't teach.
 
My Menghi / Scheepers info comes from a mining professional that was closely involved with a company that has the property next door. They were even approached by Scheepers to run the exploration for Handeni, but Menghi did not want to loose control of telling them where to drill, so the deal was nixed. Yes, when they had that big budget of drilling funds that  Sangha raised in New York, Menghi used to tell the professionals where to drill - and that was the main reason the drill results were so pathetic. I was told that Menghi used to stand in the exploration meetings and point on the map where he wanted the crew to drill. And this coming from a guy who's biggest business success was making ballpoint pens in Tanzania and is a third rate Coca Cola distributor.
 
So, investors, please don't investor in this deal. It will not go anywhere. 
 
Handenit is dead, dead, dead.
 
Put your hard earned investment money somewhere else.
 
Bacon
 
 
 
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Comment by stockarchangel on Sep 03, 2013 10:30am
Bacon, yer preachin' to the choir LOL. Its painfully obvious this cur will probably not bark again.
Comment by JJ40 on Sep 03, 2013 6:05pm
This would have been good info a couple of years ago.  Why wasn't this made known then?  Our hard earned money is already gone.  Sell for a few hundred or let it sit unil hell freezes over?  That's the question now.
Comment by Goldbug101 on Sep 04, 2013 12:20am
I am assuming your "contact" is either CA or LS.. - both of whom should probably be in jail sitting right next to HS (who should also be in jail) for their own part in the "REAL reason that HS was 'asked to leave". -which FYI was not up to RM or any of the board members.  -From my extremely reliable and nonpartisan source from a law firm in the US  HS's own ...more  
Comment by geo-mologist on Sep 04, 2013 1:23am
Thanks Gold-bug your comments are much appreciated.. I personally know both gentlemen being so poorly assessed and can assure you that RM deserves similar support.   to suggest that RM interfered with or tried influence the HNDI drill program suggests that the author in question should stop imbibing / smoking whatever he or she is on.   The drill program was conducted in conference with ...more  
Comment by LuckyJimToo on Sep 04, 2013 9:15am
I can only concur and confirm goldbug's rather longwinded writings on Prof. . - even those who don't particularly like him generally admire his brilliant insite as a geo. -Also - I have NEVER heard HIM critisize ANY other geo - not even those who should be -as you say- in jail and are most likely the same ones critcizing the professor. Pity he was dumped with all the non geological BS...
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