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MMD calls for massive turn-up on Tuesday

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DELEGATES listens to the first lady Thandiwe Banda (notin picture) during the launch of MMD Eastern province women conference at Chipata Teachers Training College
File: DELEGATES listens to the first lady Thandiwe Banda (not in picture) during the launch of MMD Eastern province women conference at Chipata Teachers Training College

The ruling MMD has called for a massive turn up from its members and sympathizers throughout the country to vote for its Presidential candidate Rupiah Banda and all its parliamentary and local government candidates on Tuesday.

Lusaka Province Movement for Multiparty Democracy(MMD) Information and Publicity Secretary Greenlock Lupambo said it was important that the general membership of the party turns up en-mass on Tuesday and vote for President Banda and all MMD candidates.

ZANIS reports Mr Lupambo, who said this in an exclusive interview in Lusaka today, added that all MMD supporters should rally behind President Banda on September 20, to ensure a convincing win.

He said the MMD has done a lot for this country to deserve another five year term of office for continued developmental programmes across the country.

The MMD Information and Publicity Secretary stated that electorates in the country should not be intimidated by anyone that they stay away from casting votes for fear of confusion.

He said Zambians should not be cheated by those leaders threatening to cause violence on September 20.

President Banda enters Tuesday’s election with an exceptional record of achievements such as infrastructure development and a single digit inflation against his main rival Micheal Sata and Hakainde Hichilema of the PF and the UPND.

And Mr Lupambo has called on the Zambia police service to ensure that adequate security measures are put in place during and after the voting day.

Mr Lupambo further lamented that all those people intending to fuel violence on the voting day should be arrested and prosecuted.

He said Zambia is a peaceful country saying no any person should be allowed to disturb the peace the country has been enjoying for many years.

Meanwhile, Political candidates from various political parties in Northwestern Province rushed in their last minute campaigns to beat the deadline at 06 : 00 hours , today.

ZANIS from Kasama, today, that leading the campaigners was Kasama central MMD Parliamentary Candidate Chilekwa Munkonge who successfully campaigned and ended his trail in kaunguluka village peacefully urging the electorate there to vote for him.

Mr. Mukonge like his colleagues had maintained his messages to the electorate to vote for him and President Rupiah Banda.

His elder brother Godfrey Mwamba too successfully ended his campaign rally at Kasama’s Presidents Park urging his supporters to vote for him and his leader Michael Sata.

Mr. Bwalya, populary known as GBM had his supporters giving him a solidarity convoy given in his honour as they drummed and danced in praise of their former area MP.

And an independent Kasama Central aspiring parliamentary candidate Maggie Bwalya ended her campaign rally with a call to support to a female candidate.

In Malole , PF parliamentary candidate Chrissy Yaluma also held his last campaign rally in Mungwi town that ended at 18 :30 hours pleading for votes from the electorate.

Mr Yaluma said he was an indigenous child of the land and has a heart to bring development.

ZANIS

14 COMMENTS

  1. With election booth closing at 18:00hrs GMT in accordance with the Electoral Act, election monitors protected by State Police around ballots counting centers, Zambia Police Service, Paramilitaries, paratropers and those from the Protective Services supported with the country’s Regular Army outfits and the Commandoe units must finally deploy with saturation on streets and Vital Installations under flexed rules of engagement against the anti peace thuggery. Security detail must saturate the streets by Tuesday 20:00PM untill after the innauguration of whoever is given the ruling mandate. Vandals, arsonists and marauders after citizens lives must be aimed and destroyed. All cells of violence must destroyed and the heart of violence purged to disorient arnachists.

  2. Zambians must malign arnachists and jealously Guard national peace. As we rejected and destroyed Mushala, Simbwende and the Alice Lenshina network so should we collectively and systematically reject and destroy maraunders after lives of our women folks and children. Zambia is our Greatest asset worth securing.

  3. @2, Senior Citizen,

    You are a joker, no amount weapons can overpower people when they mean business.Dont deceive yourself. In fact your posting is alarming, inciting and intimidating at the same time. You should withdraw it you I.D.I.OT!! this is not the time to talk about such trash.Let the Zambian people vote peacefully!!! R.U.B.I.S.H

  4. @2, Senior Citizen,

    You are a joker, no amount of weapons can overpower people when they mean business.Dont deceive yourself. In fact your posting is alarming, inciting and intimidating at the same time. You should withdraw it you I.D.I.OT!! this is not the time to talk about such trash.Let the Zambian people vote peacefully!!! R.U.B.I.S.H

  5. # 5,
    Zaambian voters are guaranteed of an inihibited voting space against threats we have heard from you cadres and your leaders who have vainly fought to call off these elections. But because you chaps have been practicing your murdering rituals planned against Zambians, to secure every Zambian life the security wings must deploy in full battle gear to summarily destroy the heart of maraunders after the voting hours. Zambians expect nothing short but a total security against the plans of anti peace zealots. This is the duty of patriotic citizens. Violence should not be given a brinking eye but a sweeping hand. You are free to send your mother, sisters and father on the street to give it a try on Zambian lives with machetes from Bwalya. Be assured you have no democratic right to come out.

  6. @4, 5, Pepecho Suffering look at the language Senior Citizen is using compared to yours. I believe you are ashamed of yourself if you are normal. Its clear who you will vote for and rest assured yours is a vote in vain. Wonder what burrows you crawl from :-(

  7. # senior citizen,you will do good if you can come and borrow the commando movie,we dont want to see your dream come true we have a future ahead of us,if you are an aids patient we are sorry that you are in that situ,but we dont want to see ourselves in angola as refugees,but should your party and its master think of rigging then am very sorry again because your ass will never rest till the criminals who are worse than those in prison will be slottered,and stop calling yourself a senior citizen coz you are a senior chipuba!!!

  8. PF members look nice when they put on the blues from our ex presidents. Thanks for been faithful in the part guys now stand up and gooooooo pabwaaaaaaatooooo. DO DO DO DONCHIIIIIIIIIIIIII KUBEBA. 

  9. Straight 12 years in existence as an internet party, So what happens to President Henry Kyambalesa and his Agenda for Change (AfC) Party? They don’t participate in any elections or subject the party to internal election but ever soliciting for donations.

    From inception all positions have existed under the following:

    Agenda for Change (AfC) Party
    P. O. Box 37119
    Lusaka, Zambia

    Prof. H. Kyambalesa
    President

    Mr. Darroh P. Choonga
    National Chairman

    …
    National Secretary
    …

    Mrs. Lissah H. Tembo
    Treasurer

    Mr. Dester Choonga
    D/Treasurer

    Mr. Benson Sakala
    Publicity and Public Relations

  10. Let us vote peacefully tomorrow. We are all Zambians regardless of political parties we belong to. Whoever will become victorious at the end of the day, let us embrace him as our leader. Thank you!

  11. Polling Booths Confiscated:

    Concerned Lusaka residents have confiscated a set of polling booths discovered today under a tree in Long-acres area.

    The respective polling booths were discovered in the afternoon along Los Angels Boulevard, just opposite the European Union offices.

    After the discovery, one of the residents, John Banda informed Transparency International Zambia President Rueben Lifuka and then later informed the Electoral Commission of Zambia.

    At MuviTV

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