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President Lungu flanked by First lady Esther Lungu and President of the Republic of India, Shri Ram Nath Kovind toasting during the State Banquet at Pamodzi Hotel on Wednesday, April 11,2018. The President of India is in Zambia, for a three- day State VisitPresident Lungu and President of the Republic of India, Shri Ram Nath Kovind toasting during the State Banquet at Pamodzi Hotel on Wednesday, April 11,2018. The President of India is in Zambia, for a three- day State VisitDelegation at the State Banquet at Pamodzi Hotel on Wednesday, April 11,2018. The President of India is in Zambia, for a three- day State VisitTraditional Dance performing during the State Banquet at Pamodzi Hotel on Wednesday, April 11,2018. The President of India is in Zambia, for a three- day State VisitPresident Lungu and President of the Republic of India, Shri Ram Nath Kovind arrives at the State Banquet at Pamodzi Hotel on Wednesday, April 11,2018. The President of India is in Zambia, for a three- day State VisitFirst Lady Esther and India’s First Lady Savita Kovind (front) President Lungu and President of the Republic of India, Shri Ram Nath Kovind arrives at the State Banquet at Pamodzi Hotel on Wednesday, April 11,2018. The President of India is in Zambia, for a three- day State VisitIndian President Ram Nath Kovind admires an artificial lion after the bilateral talks at State HousePresident Edgar Lungu reads the message which the visiting Indian President Ram Nath Kovind wrote in the visitors book after the bilateral talks at State HousePresident Edgar Lungu with visiting Indian President Ram Nath Kovind pose for a group photograph with their delegation after bilateral talks at State HousePresident Edgar Lungu with visiting Indian President Ram Nath Kovind having a light moment after the bilateral talks at State HousePresident Edgar Lungu welcomes visiting Indian President Ram Nath Kovind for bilateral talks at State HouseFirst Lady Esther Lungu with India’s First Lady Savita Kovind during a tour of the Zambia Institute of Special Education (ZAMISE)President Edgar Lungu with his counterpart President of the Republic of India, Mr Ram Nath Kovind, holds bilateral talks at State House on Wednesday, 11th April, 2018. A tete-a-tete preceded the bilateral talks and thereafter the two Heads of State witnessed the signing of four Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) between India and Zambia. The signed agreements are aimed at enhancing cooperation between the two countries.First Lady Esther Lungu with India’s First Lady Savita Kovind during a tour of the Zambia Institute of Special Education (ZAMISE)President of the Republic of India, Shri Ram Nath Kovind being decorated on arrival at Pamodzi HotelPresident of the Republic of India, Shri Ram Nath Kovind being decorated on arrival at Pamodzi HotelFirst Lady Esther Lungu at Pamodzi Hotel when the President of the Republic of India, Shri Ram Nath Kovind arrived
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN…THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA..EDGAR C. LUNGU. !!!!!!!!!
LONG LIVE ECL
Has the Indian President abandoned his people and joined PF?
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Lovely that indian president is in Zambia but please be careful with what you sign during those MOU.
Again, do you notice that Mr Edger Lungu in most photos if not all, he is either folding hands, forming a fist or holding hands together? Do you know why? me I know why. It is because he shakes due to alcohol. It is the truth trust me.
He looks like Mr. Thomas my teacher for biology in High School and she looks like Mrs. Chandry my teacher for history in High School.
Indians have always been part of the Zambian fiber
Abena Jay Jay na bena Spaka … let’s go for lunch on me today. Let’s get to know each other better on me.
I am in your backyard for 2 days. Sorry Ba Mushota you are too far away in Scotland.
Let me know how … God speed!!!
This Junior is unbelievable..he thinks we live in a small village that we will drop tools when we see his aircraft approaching and rush to Heathrow Airport like that workshy President Edgar and fall over ourselves to listen to his claptrap at his expense like a bunch of toddlers…he is so full of it.
Arrest that imposter
Mr President EL tell us your Background, Well, I was born in 1953 at Ndola central Hospital, Then i went to Mukuba secondary school.
What a gap, Where is your Primary School, Or your Teachers, Or your Primary Class mates ?
Where are your neighbours in Ndola, Your Childhood friends ?
Where are your father`s work mates or associates, Where is your village ?
Zambia wake up your are being ruled by a FRAUD. EL has lied to his employers and broken the constitution, He should resign and be arrested. PERIOD
Please someone tell this lazy foooool Edgar that the Indian President is merely a figure head to be wasting night and day on him…today the workshy bum will rush to the airport again to welcome the new Tswana President …serious leaders would simply welcome heads of state at State House main entrance but our lazy dingbat Edgar takes it as an excuse not to work but to try on suits and tour around.
what do we benefit form India..yaba
Indians have a big stake in the Zambian economy. Just check how mt meru, ETG are expanding…
Exactly.
am sure when you check a data base of processing companies, you will discover that 65% could be indian owned.
They benefit more..just because you v noticed a whole bunch of Indian owned businesses across the country is not to say Zambia developing.. the Indian community is developing that’s for sure.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN…THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA..EDGAR C. LUNGU. !!!!!!!!!
LONG LIVE ECL
Has the Indian President abandoned his people and joined PF?
Lovely that indian president is in Zambia but please be careful with what you sign during those MOU.
Again, do you notice that Mr Edger Lungu in most photos if not all, he is either folding hands, forming a fist or holding hands together? Do you know why? me I know why. It is because he shakes due to alcohol. It is the truth trust me.
He looks like Mr. Thomas my teacher for biology in High School and she looks like Mrs. Chandry my teacher for history in High School.
Indians have always been part of the Zambian fiber
Abena Jay Jay na bena Spaka … let’s go for lunch on me today. Let’s get to know each other better on me.
I am in your backyard for 2 days. Sorry Ba Mushota you are too far away in Scotland.
Let me know how … God speed!!!
This Junior is unbelievable..he thinks we live in a small village that we will drop tools when we see his aircraft approaching and rush to Heathrow Airport like that workshy President Edgar and fall over ourselves to listen to his claptrap at his expense like a bunch of toddlers…he is so full of it.
Arrest that imposter
Mr President EL tell us your Background, Well, I was born in 1953 at Ndola central Hospital, Then i went to Mukuba secondary school.
What a gap, Where is your Primary School, Or your Teachers, Or your Primary Class mates ?
Where are your neighbours in Ndola, Your Childhood friends ?
Where are your father`s work mates or associates, Where is your village ?
Zambia wake up your are being ruled by a FRAUD. EL has lied to his employers and broken the constitution, He should resign and be arrested. PERIOD
Please someone tell this lazy foooool Edgar that the Indian President is merely a figure head to be wasting night and day on him…today the workshy bum will rush to the airport again to welcome the new Tswana President …serious leaders would simply welcome heads of state at State House main entrance but our lazy dingbat Edgar takes it as an excuse not to work but to try on suits and tour around.
what do we benefit form India..yaba
Indians have a big stake in the Zambian economy. Just check how mt meru, ETG are expanding…
Exactly.
am sure when you check a data base of processing companies, you will discover that 65% could be indian owned.
They benefit more..just because you v noticed a whole bunch of Indian owned businesses across the country is not to say Zambia developing.. the Indian community is developing that’s for sure.