Aaron's withdrawal from the Africa arms market hadn't affected Joe Ga in the slightest.
The information about Liberia that this guy had provided was timely, so out of a sense of quid pro quo, Joe Ga called to notify the Seville side.
Three days later, 200 volunteers would join the artillery at P·B here and head to Niger to finalize the last step of the business.
After the cannons had arrived, Niger had already transferred the remaining payment into Joe Ga's account; now all they awaited was for these people to finalize everything with a hammer stroke!
Joe Ga initially wanted to go to Niger himself to meet Aaron and see if he could extend this cooperative model to 'God's Armament.'
Now that Aaron had fled, Joe Ga felt there was no point in going there himself.
Why should such a big boss go all the way just to hear some noise and exchange flatteries with the local bumpkins of Niger?
