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LCC asks public to help fight illegal sale of Tujilijili

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FILE: Some of the Tujilijili consignment that was surrendered at Kitwe Civic center by a named distributor in Kitwe
FILE: Some of the Tujilijili consignment that was surrendered at Kitwe Civic center by a named distributor in Kitwe

The Lusaka City Council (LCC) has appealed to members of the public to report anyone found selling prohibited strong liquor known as tujilijili which are reported to have resurfaced in the city.

LCC Public Relations Manager Habeenzu Mulunda said the council will move in quickly to address the situation of the reported tujilijili on the market once it gets details.

Mr. Mulunda told the Zambia News and Information Services (ZANIS) in Lusaka today that his office has not received any report of the prohibited strong alcohol.

He said the council entirely relies on the members of the public to lead it to places where the banned alcohol sachets are being sold.

Over the weekend, Zambia Revenue Authority Officers in Nakonde intercepted a truck loaded with pirated videos and banned tujilijili sachets headed for Lusaka.

5 COMMENTS

    • May be the need to legalize criminal probing of anyone that makes weird statements of the bizarre like yours.

    • ha! ba Nzelu, I see you are not the world’s biggest fan of God’s herb. You should travel to Amsterdam or even Colorado, where you can smoke peacefully without fear of some cop busting your skull open with a knobkierie.

    • LCC are hypocrites, why don’t you do the same with Chibuku? And the Devil Enforcement Commission (DEC) instead of targeting the sale of such illicit liquids as tujilili and kachasu they follow the whip of the devil colonial master’s evil laws and are harrasing poor elderly mothers and fathers of large families. Alcohol is more dangerous than cannibus and more should be done to limit its intake it not just confiscating tuma tuta packs.

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