Deputy Minister of Local Government and Housing Moses Muteteka has advised Zambians to critically examine and differentiate between a good and a bad leader before the forthcoming tripartite elections.
Mr. Muteteka, who is also Chisamba Member of Parliament, says Zambians should vote wisely so that the current social and economic gains are upheld and fostered.
He feared that careless choices for a leader in the 2011 tripartite elections may plunge the country back into high poverty levels which the current government has successfully addressed.
Mr. Muteteka, who is also MMD Youth National Chairman, passionately appealed to Zambians youths to particularly be careful with who they vote for as a president because their choice will help shape their future.
He pointed out that the Zambian youths should help brighten their future by voting for good leaders whose focus was on making Zambia a better country for upcoming generations.
Mr. Muteteka further implored parents not to allow their children to associate themselves with leaders that have history of violence, insults and disrespect.
Mr. Muteteka said Zambians are now able to clearly see which political party leaders have associated themselves with activities of insults, violence, and disrespect for people including chiefs.
[ QFM ]
