The MMD in Kasama Central Constituency has accused its Provincial Youth Chairperson, Danny Chisanga, of being used by forces opposed to President Rupiah Banda’s administration.
MMD Kasama Central Constituency Chairperson, Nathan Ilunga, said this in reacting to Mr Chisanga’s calls for the resignation of Provincial MMD Chairperson, Griver Sikasote, whom he blamed for the loss of the Kasama Central Parliamentary seat.
In a press statement availed to ZANIS in Kasama today, Mr Ilunga charged that the party was aware of Mr Chisanga’s dealings.
Squabbles erupt in MMD camp in Kasama
Mr Ilunga said Mr Chisanga was nearly lynched by irate party officials during their last extra-ordinary provincial conference when he was heard chanting the name of one of the presidential aspirants.
Mr Ilunga has since advised Mr Chisanga to consider resigning from the party instead of calling for the resignation of Provincial Chairperson, Mr Sikasote, as he was still popular.
He said Mr Sikasote, as Provincial Chairperson, has sacrificed a lot to organise the party in the province even in the absence of party funding.
He accused Mr Chisanga of having lamentably failed the youths in the province because of his weakness which was evidenced during the 2006 general elections when he contested the Mpika Central seat and lost.
Mr Ilunga charged that Mr Chisanga has also failed to account for the money he collected on behalf of the youths during the 2007 card-renewal exercise held at Kasama Boys’ High School.
He added that Mr Chisanga, as Provincial Youth Chairperson, should be ashamed that MMD party structures were non-existent in Mpika where he lives.
The MMD Provincial Youth Chairperson was recently quoted as demanding the immediate resignation of Mr Sikasote.
ZANIS
Batutana Bangonabango…..hehehehhahahaheheheh…why waste time exchanging words? Do you mean you dont know that MMD is finished? Just humble yourselves and embrace this fact. MMD kuya bebele….
These power strugglers are not even ashamed of themselves.
Wait until they lost the Solwezi Central seat.
Sorry I meant lose
Keep on keeping on, Danny. We lost blood for ythe right to talk.
Like # 4, I meant “the right to speak.” Can we have a spellcheck on this column? Is anybody listening, or am I speaking to Kafupi and Rupiah?
Well let them cry let us concentrate on winning Solwezi. There is no stopping us now(breakdance)….
#6 why not read through your comments before hitting the submit button,actually those are not spelling errors,rather gramatical errors
Uwapona tabula kabepesho. You f u c k e r s u have lost it
The Foundation has some cracks!!!!!!!!!!!!