By A Correspondent | The controversial UK licensed immigration-sponsor and CEO of Lorac, a company that’s collecting thousands of dollars from struggling Zimbabwean job seekers promising them work in Britain, Caroline Nyakudya has dodged the question on the recruitment cap she has on her allocation from the British government.

On Wednesday Nyakudya went to the extent of claiming friendship with a journalist while avoiding an interview over the matter. On Saturday, she promised she would answer the question during her Monday webcast.

But the situation completely changed on Monday afternoon, when she blatantly refused to answer to any other question other than those she has handpicked. She announced that she is only engaging those who have paid her fee.

The development comes at a time when she has failed to explain discrepancies on company documentation she has been advertising, and failing to disclose her limitations. Analysts say she is unfairly milking tens of thousands from job seekers who Kay never get even past an English Test, let alone a British Visa.

Announcing on Monday, Nyakudya said:

I will pick out some questions shortly…so the rest of the team, if you can look out for any questions that might be there, from candidates, okay, so from existing candidates who are going through the process…those candidates who are going through the process, who have decided Lorac International is the model that they are going with. Those to us are our priority and those to us are the people that we really need to ensure understand the system, and understand how it runs. And understand how to contact and to communicate. So we want to make sure that when you are trying to contact us you are contacting us, A: on the correct numbers…You’re also contacting us, in terms of the correct pathways. So we are not really, we will not be responding to information that is not passed through our correct channels. That is not information that we are paying out any attention to at all; we will be responding to any information that is directed to us with regards to our official channels. And that is where we stand.