Paramount Chief Mpezeni of the Ngoni speaking people in Eastern Province has dispelt rumours circulating on social media suggesting that he has died.
Speaking to Chipata’s Breeze FM radio and monitored by ZANIS, Paramount Chief Mpezeni who is hospitalized in South Africa said his condition had improved and he is likely to be discharged this evening.
And the Paramount Chief says that he too has heard rumors purporting that he had died but indicated that his condition was not serious.
He assured his subjects not to worry and expressed disappointment with people circulating such information.
And Chipata District Commissioner, Kalunga Zulu told ZANIS in an interview that he spoke to Paramount Mpezeni who he said sounded to be in good health.
Mr Zulu said the chief assured him that he is currently responding to treatment and stated that he is expected to return to Chipata by Monday.
The District Commissioner stated that the chief was evacuated to South Africa following stomach complications due to gastritis.
Mr Zulu has castigated those spreading rumors of the Paramount Chief’s death to stop being malicious and instead wish him good health.
Chief, when people start like this…
Lolest!!! Holding on to dear life Ba Mpezeni. Tell them chief. Life’s Good (LG). But next time you won’t be heard because you will be with your ancestors.
We’ve all heard that line before, haven’t we!
nkosi yama nkosi
This is the best time to shut up! Karma is a bitch
Nkosi yama nkosi!
This is the best time to shut up. Your friend said the same thing and a month later he is gone. Please save us another “national” funeral
Ya! when you are forced to deny that you are dead that’s when the french say the sh!t has hit the fan.
Hail Mpezeni! Get well soon and show them the strength of a Ngoni!
God Bless Mpezeni, God Bless Chipata and all Ngonis.
Here we go again , so tired of this sentence ” am not dead” .
Elizabeth the second, Queen of the English speaking people has sent a message of condolenses to the 73 language speaking people in central Africa on the death of their Bemba speaking President who died on English soil in the English capital of London. On his bedside were his Lala speaking wife and half Bisa and Chewa speaking son and other English speaking children, born to his Lala speaking wife.
All ba mpezeni, tondolo musuma. Tabalandafye ati nshilafwa nelyo tamwishibe efyo bukacha mailo. Ask God to preserve your life.
Bayete Nkosi ya Makosi !! Ndabazithe Baba!
Kings never die, they just sleep and join the ancestral spirits. Have respect you Bembas for your King. Let him mourn his friend in peace.
@Mpungalume
I am disappointed he didn’t croak, as cash collector at high profile Ngoni funerals this is a loss for me.
Sounds familiar. I think I have heard this before…
Useless drunken chief. Who even flew him to SA and on who’s account? Zambia’s better place without some *****s.
wishing a quick recovery
Here we go again. its a cycle of denials and we can’t be fooled any more. We love our leaders but they often take us for a ride. people are not that dumb. Now we know whast coming.
Rushed to South Africa due to gastritis? Are there no Doctors, medicine, hospitals in Zambia? Shame on you all, Gastritis? come on be serious!
Nkosi ya ma
nkosi.Otongola groundnuts ni matako.
Nkosi yamankosi.Analume ngaongao atongola nshawa ni m.a.t.a.ko
Bayetye Nkosi Yama Nkozi!? Wishing you a quickly recovery.
Let us give it a month.. Soon wil shall knw if its truly gastritis.. Bsyds who goes to SA coz of gastritis!! Shame on zambia!!!
Why dint sum1 buy him Eno orange flavour fast relief than flyn him to SA.