In my deepest of thoughts, I have one conviction, Rupiah Banda and his clan of vultures, th MMD should not, at any cost be given power in Zambia. I know a few people out there don't want to agree with simply because they have a right. The same right Rupiah and Mike Mulongoti wants to take away by fighting The Post newspaper and QFM radio.
They are also greedy and self-centred by trying to award themselves hefty salaries/allowances inconsiderate of all Zambians.
They are corrupt as shown at Vulamukolo village in the famous 'Sugar Daddy' episode. They want to capitalise on poverty by initiating the 'food for votes' programme. This is the 'Vulamukologate scandal'.
They also want to buy leadership by bribing spineless politicians like Dr. Cozmo Mumba with K15.0m. I wonder how much they have spent on having traditional chiefs by their side. I also wonder what they would say if chiefs openly backed Michael Sata.
Rupiah is tribal by soliciting for votes based on his ethinicity - the Eastern Province.
He lied on the time he joined the MMD. Its an open secret that the old man is still UNIP at heart.
He has regrouped with people were fired from government a while ago, i.e. Mbita Chitala, George Chulumanda and Vernon Mwaanga.
He is also surrounded by well senior party cadres, Messrs George Kunda, George Mpombo, Mike Mulongoti and Ben Tetamashimba who can no longer be trusted by Zambians.
Rupiah has no hold on the MMD, his sponsors. This could lead to another by-election.
His aspiration for State House has been a matter of coincidence. He has never, in his own right, talked about his presidential ambitions. Were it not for Levy Mwanawasa, he would still be in Chipata sweating on the farm.
As a matter of fact, he can not stand for Presidency because he was born in Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe). This is according to our Zambian Constitution.
Am out!
Percy Mwale,
Kitwe - Zambia.
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