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Late Action Will Cost Us Mr. President

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I write to appeal to the Republican President Mr Hakainde Hichilema to take quick action surrounding what is happening around the presidency right now as it is slowly denting the party’s image locally and internationally.

We cannot as the party in power always be going for damage controls when we are in the ruling. Its either you are surrounded by wrong people or play boys who don’t know how to do politics.

You have tirelessly removed this country from the ICU but the people around you are ill advising you. That is why they cannot do anything when people like Given Lubinda say they have their people in the system, this is it. We are not seeing a lot of your works being told to the people by your UPND Media team, because they are either ill funded or it is deliberate.

Take quick and decisive action now to save your face and that of the party, right now. Why are we having leaked audios connecting the presidency to such nonsense? Surely Mr President, these are not coincidences, something should be ringing the bell in your head right now. Scrutinize your team.

The Party Media also is a total mess, it is always caught off guard, only to do damage controls, when they have all the resources to sell, protect the presidency and the party. What is happening Mr President?

Christopher Wandi
HARDCORE UPND SUPPORTER

9 COMMENTS

  1. Amen sir,I cannot say better than you Mr Chris. The media team looks like they are lost, we don’t know where…put young girls and boys to market the party and face those who are making force accusations on a daily basis.A team of 5 is enough to do the job

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    • What work is there for your media team to show. There is nothing. In any case if you are really working, you don’t even need a media team, people will talk for you. PF used to do sonta epo waomba, we saw hospitals, schools, bridges, fly over bridges and other infrastructure every where during their time and not these tuma one by three substandard CDF classroom blocks

    • I like the media team in the developed country where I live, the media team is able to acknowledge where their party needs to improve, but it appears in Zambia, media team means defending everything even where an apology is required there by making your leaders start thinking they are right all the time and making mistakes in the process. Any way you are a developing country, you will get there some day

  2. Ruling party Media team in Zambia can even control what is called a national broadcaster, only them on National broadcaster and not the opposition. Stone age things. But feeling sorry for them, why do you say when your leaders are lamentably failing. Governance and economy in sixes and sevens

    • But where are the professional journalists on the national broadcaster? Happy to sell out on their profession? Chickened out of their profession? Happy to be sunshine journalists?

  3. I have noticed that the same media team that has failed the is always above the law. It can insult, used foul language, intimidated, rushing to use lawfare, appearing to be among the rulers and not the ruled. Why should the media team coerce and threaten fellow citizens? It makes it look like an abusive relationship in a marriage. They make people be more alienated from the president.

  4. I have noticed that the same media team that has failed is always felt above the law. It can use unprintables and intimidate others, use selective laws against others, appearing to be among the rulers and not the ruled. Why should the media team coerce and threaten fellow citizens? It makes it look like we are mostly in a rude marriage relationship. They make most citizens get more alienated from the president.

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