FDD President Edith Nawakwi has denied meddling in the administration of the estate of her late husband, Geoffrey Hambulo.
Ms. Nawakwi’s plea on this matter follows a complaint by her stepson, Dima Hambulo.
It is alleged that Ms. Nawakwi on dates unknown but between December 2021 and January 2022 moved a planter, Sherrer, fork lifter, cutter among others whose properties form part of the estate of the late Geoffrey Hambulo to her farm in Chisamba.
It has also been alleged that on the same dates, the accused declined to hand over keys to some properties forming part of the estate.
Other allegations are that Ms. Nawakwi on dates unknown but between 12 January 2022 and 25 January 2022 continued to tell people who are supposed to handover property forming part of the estate and the tenants renting flats at Plot No 54 Luwato Road in Lusaka’s Roma township to ignore the letters of Administration issued by the High Court of Zambia labeling them as fake so that she can collect the same.
The trial commences on April 1, 2022.
So this woman will die just fighting people in her life? When is she going to have peace? What kind of life does she have? Her death will surely make many people feel relieved.
A true Gold Digger
This is the caliber of people that once wanted to become president of this country. Now we see why politically she had no shame or behaved like a noble person. Ms. Nawakwi is troubled woman who needs help. She hated HH so much for no reason.
As a widow, Edith has the right to get involved in the administration of her late husband’s property. She’s also entitled to a share in the same
Issues of the Hambulo is really confusing. We refer ba Edith as wife to late Geoffrey and the sons as stepsons.
But why the children want to refuse her today and criminalize the issues regards the latest properties?
Marrying someone with a children is a turbulent situation. But then if two adults fall in love, nothing can stop it. Nawakwis situation is very common in Zambia.
These issues are common after the death of
The person who has not done his will in order.
I have seen similar cases as wives and children from another marriage fight for properties after the death of the man.We men should put in measures before death
Takes over.
Those step sons are well known and funded upnd cadres. Don’t worry mama you will come out victorious out of this. Lazy sons are not automatically entitled to a fathers estate. Let them work those f00Is
@Kaizar. When they come for you, they will not show you mercy. You’ll be roughed up, bungled, manhandled. Best believe that.
Nawakwi is one wicked woman even in old age..when she was young she was not only ambitious but would eliminate for the man she wanted.
Deja Vu – why do you like encouraging lawlessness…there is nothing common about doctoring wills.
During MMD when this woman was Finance Minister she was lethal like widow spider…she should be behind bars this one if she was in a village a mob would lynched her by now thinking she is witch.
Based on the kidnapping lies and other lies of HH stealing a farm in Kalomo she was masterminding against HH………..
No one should belive this woman…………
She is capable of anything for monetary gain…………
Pure Jezzable…………
This makes real sad reading..look the man died without leaving a will, by law the 50%, 20% 20% ND 10% rule will apply…The two boys fighting their mother need to sit down with her make an application to the court to include her as admin…take an inventory of all the assets and liabilities….and agree on how the split will be done…surely the death of one should be reason to stop thinking….please do the right thing…
#10 Tarino Orange..I often wonder how you came to know how to write. I’m not supporting lawlessness. I’m only pointing out a fact that even a fith grader knows. In my opening i mentioned the pitfalls of marrying a man with children. Come on man, learn to read in full.
Deja Vu – there are no pitfalls if you have a will simple as that to avoid disputes….this woman helped herself to a number of govt owned farms during MMD I dont even know why she is fighting for this.
#15 Tarino Orange…. please I am judging the case. I’m only highlighting the prevalence of cases like this. A month ago we had a similar case involving the family of Levy Mwanawasa.