English version This Wednesday in Singapore, Olam's Chief Executive Officer, Sunny Verghese, held a press conference during which he admitted that Muddy Waters has had representatives visit not only its Singapore office wearing disguises, but also its offices in Nigeria, Gabon, Ghana and other locations around the world. This revelation is very important for the gabonese public because it indicates that Muddy Waters thinks that Olam's operation in Gabon may also reveal some irregularities. According to Mr. Verghese, these Muddy Waters operatives "take on a different persona and hiding behind some facade or the other,” in order to get access to Olam's offices. This strategy is already paying dividends for Muddy Waters because on Wednesday, Mr. Verghese was forced to publicly admit, just as Muddy Waters had claimed, that indeed in Nigeria, Olam had frozen a $200 million sugar-refinery venture that was announced in December 2010. The problem is that t...