Zia Yusuf accuses Vodafone CEO of aiding migrant crossings via SIM cards
UK politician claims the telecom firm is distributing thousands of SIM cards to migrants in Calais to facilitate illegal entry to Britain.
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- Zia Yusuf claims Vodafone is distributing SIM cards to migrants in Calais to facilitate illegal entry to Britain.
- The accusation links the telecom firm's business operations to migrant crossing facilitation.
- Yusuf stated he had contacted the CEO directly about the allegation.
How it unfolded
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Zia Yusuf posted on X that Vodafone's CEO earns £10 million annually while the firm gifts thousands of SIM cards to illegal migrants in Calais to help them enter Britain. He stated he had written to the CEO.
“Vodafone's CEO makes £10 million a year. Her firm is actively aiding abetting the invasion of Britain and endangering British women and girls. Gifting thousands of sim cards to illegal migrants in Calais…”
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“Vodafone's CEO makes £10 million a year. Her firm is actively aiding abetting the invasion of Britain and endangering British women and girls. Gifting thousands of sim cards to illegal migrants in Calais to assist them in breaking into our country.”
Zia Yusuf, UK politician · X · Aug 12