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Speaker of the National Assembly Patrick Matibini with Deputy Chief Justice Marvin Mwanamwambwa during the National Day of player, Fasting, repentance and Reconciliation at woodlands Forest Re reserve area on Tuesday, October 18,2016 -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA
Speaker of the National Assembly Patrick Matibini with Deputy Chief Justice Marvin Mwanamwambwa during the National Day of player, Fasting, repentance and Reconciliation at woodlands Forest Re reserve area on Tuesday, October 18,2016 -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA
Vice-President Inonge Wina  greets Speaker of the National Assembly during the National Day of player, Fasting, repentance and Reconciliation at woodlands Forest Re reserve area on Tuesday, October 18,2016 -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA
Vice-President Inonge Wina greets Speaker of the National Assembly during the National Day of player, Fasting, repentance and Reconciliation at woodlands Forest Re reserve area on Tuesday, October 18,2016 -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA
Dr Kaunda with former president Rupiah Banda during the National Day of player, Fasting, repentance and Reconciliation at woodlands Forest Re reserve area on Tuesday, October 18,2016 -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA
Dr Kaunda with former president Rupiah Banda during the National Day of player, Fasting, repentance and Reconciliation at woodlands Forest Re reserve area on Tuesday, October 18,2016 -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA
Service Chiefs during the National Day of player, Fasting, repentance and Reconciliation at woodlands Forest Re reserve area on Tuesday, October 18,2016 -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA
Service Chiefs during the National Day of player, Fasting, repentance and Reconciliation at woodlands Forest Re reserve area on Tuesday, October 18,2016 -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA
Vice-President Inonge Wina greets former president Rupiah Banda  during the National Day of player, Fasting, repentance and Reconciliation at woodlands Forest Re reserve area on Tuesday, October 18,2016 -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA
Vice-President Inonge Wina greets former president Rupiah Banda during the National Day of player, Fasting, repentance and Reconciliation at woodlands Forest Re reserve area on Tuesday, October 18,2016 -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA

Vice-President Inonge Wina greets former president Rupiah Banda  during the National Day of player, Fasting, repentance and Reconciliation at woodlands Forest Re reserve area on Tuesday, October 18,2016 -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA
Vice-President Inonge Wina greets former president Rupiah Banda during the National Day of player, Fasting, repentance and Reconciliation at woodlands Forest Re reserve area on Tuesday, October 18,2016 -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA

National House of Prayer Advisory Board Chairperson Bishop Joshua Banda welcomes President Edgar Lungu at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
National House of Prayer Advisory Board Chairperson Bishop Joshua Banda welcomes President Edgar Lungu at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers

National House of Prayer Advisory Board Chairperson Bishop Joshua Banda arrives with President Edgar Lungu and First Lady Esther Lungu at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
National House of Prayer Advisory Board Chairperson Bishop Joshua Banda arrives with President Edgar Lungu and First Lady Esther Lungu at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
President Edgar Lungu shake hands with first Republican President Dr.Kenneth Kaunda whilst First Lady Esther Lungu (L) and Fourth Republican President Rupiah Banda looks on at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
President Edgar Lungu shake hands with first Republican President Dr.Kenneth Kaunda whilst First Lady Esther Lungu (L) and Fourth Republican President Rupiah Banda looks on at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
President Edgar Lungu great former first lady Tandiwe Banda at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
President Edgar Lungu great former first lady Tandiwe Banda at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
President Lungu with Dr Kaunda and former president Rupiah Banda during the National Day of player, Fasting, repentance and Reconciliation at woodlands Forest Re reserve area on Tuesday, October 18,2016 -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA
President Lungu with Dr Kaunda and former president Rupiah Banda during the National Day of player, Fasting, repentance and Reconciliation at woodlands Forest Re reserve area on Tuesday, October 18,2016 -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA
President Lungu greets former president Rupiah Banda during the National Day of player, Fasting, repentance and Reconciliation at woodlands Forest Re reserve area on Tuesday, October 18,2016 -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA
President Lungu greets former president Rupiah Banda during the National Day of player, Fasting, repentance and Reconciliation at woodlands Forest Re reserve area on Tuesday, October 18,2016 -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA

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President Lungu greets former first Lady Thandie Banda during the National Day of player, Fasting, repentance and Reconciliation at woodlands Forest Re reserve area on Tuesday, October 18,2016 -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA
President Lungu greets former first Lady Thandie Banda during the National Day of player, Fasting, repentance and Reconciliation at woodlands Forest Re reserve area on Tuesday, October 18,2016 -Pictures by THOMAS NSAMA
National House of Prayer Advisory Board Chairperson Bishop Joshua Banda chats with President Edgar Lungu at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
National House of Prayer Advisory Board Chairperson Bishop Joshua Banda chats with President Edgar Lungu at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
President Edgar Lungu and First Lady Esther Lungu reading their Bibles during the National Day of Prayers
President Edgar Lungu and First Lady Esther Lungu reading their Bibles during the National Day of Prayers
Bishop Boniface Shonga praying at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
Bishop Boniface Shonga praying at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
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Part of the crowd  gathered during the national day of  pray at woodlands forest reserve during the national day of prayer in  Lusaka
Part of the crowd gathered during the national day of pray at
woodlands forest reserve during the national day of prayer in Lusaka
President Edgar Lungu unveils the plaque at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
President Edgar Lungu unveils the plaque at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
President Edgar Lungu unveils the plaque at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
President Edgar Lungu unveils the plaque at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
National House of Prayer Advisory Board Chairperson Bishop Joshua Banda shows President Edgar Lungu the writing on the statue at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
National House of Prayer Advisory Board Chairperson Bishop Joshua Banda shows President Edgar Lungu the writing on the statue at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
National House of Prayer Advisory Board Chairperson Bishop Joshua Banda shows President Edgar Lungu and first lady Esther Lungu the writing on the statue at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
National House of Prayer Advisory Board Chairperson Bishop Joshua Banda shows President Edgar Lungu and first lady Esther Lungu the writing on the statue at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
President Lungu laying a foundation  stone for the  House of Prayer , at woodlands forest reserve during the national day of prayer in Lusaka
President Lungu laying a foundation stone for the House of Prayer
, at woodlands forest reserve during the national day of prayer in
Lusaka
President Lungu laying a foundation  stone for the  House of Prayer , at woodlands forest reserve during the national day of prayer in Lusaka
President Lungu laying a foundation stone for the House of Prayer
, at woodlands forest reserve during the national day of prayer in
Lusaka
President Edgar Lungu levels the brick shortly after unveils the foundation stone whilst National House of Prayer Advisory Board Chairperson Bishop Joshua Banda and First Lady Esther Lungu looks on at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
President Edgar Lungu levels the brick shortly after unveils the foundation stone whilst National House of Prayer Advisory Board Chairperson Bishop Joshua Banda and First Lady Esther Lungu looks on at the Woodlands Forest Reserve for the National Day of Prayers
President Lungu laying a foundation  stone for the  House of Prayer , at woodlands forest reserve during the national day of prayer in Lusaka
President Lungu laying a foundation stone for the House of Prayer
, at woodlands forest reserve during the national day of prayer in
Lusaka
From left to right, New Life Worship Bishop Stephen Chanda, North-Western presbytery Bishop Moses Gondwe, Solwezi District Commissioner Rosemary Kamalonga, Provincial permanent secretary Ephraim Mateyo with his wife Hilda and Solwezi deputy mayor Nathan Kamwandi during the National Day of Prayers and fasting at Youth Alive grounds in Solwezi on Tuesday. Picture by BETRAM KAOMA /ZANIS
From left to right, New Life Worship Bishop Stephen
Chanda, North-Western presbytery Bishop Moses Gondwe, Solwezi District
Commissioner Rosemary Kamalonga, Provincial permanent secretary
Ephraim Mateyo with his wife Hilda and Solwezi deputy mayor Nathan
Kamwandi during the National Day of Prayers and fasting at Youth Alive
grounds in Solwezi on Tuesday. Picture by BETRAM KAOMA /ZANIS
North-Western province permanent secretary Ephraim Mateyo (l) and his wife, Hilda  (m) and Solwezi deputy mayor Nathan Kamwandi listen to the preaching  by  North-Western presbytery Bishop Moses Gondwe ( r ) during the National Day of Prayers and fasting at Youth Alive grounds in Solwezi on Tuesday. Picture by BETRAM KAOMA /ZANIS
North-Western province permanent secretary Ephraim
Mateyo (l) and his wife, Hilda (m) and Solwezi deputy mayor Nathan
Kamwandi listen to the preaching by North-Western presbytery Bishop
Moses Gondwe ( r ) during the National Day of Prayers and fasting at
Youth Alive grounds in Solwezi on Tuesday. Picture by BETRAM KAOMA
/ZANIS
From left to right, Solwezi District Commissioner Rosemary Kamalonga, Provincial permanent secretary Ephraim Mateyo with his wife Hilda and Solwezi deputy mayor Nathan Kamwandi during the National Day of Prayers and fasting at Youth Alive grounds in Solwezi on Tuesday. Picture by BETRAM KAOMA /ZANIS
From left to right, Solwezi District Commissioner
Rosemary Kamalonga, Provincial permanent secretary Ephraim Mateyo with
his wife Hilda and Solwezi deputy mayor Nathan Kamwandi during the
National Day of Prayers and fasting at Youth Alive grounds in Solwezi
on Tuesday. Picture by BETRAM KAOMA /ZANIS
EASTERN Province Permanent Secretary Chanda Kasolo during prayers and fasting day held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata
EASTERN Province Permanent Secretary Chanda Kasolo during prayers and
fasting day held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata
Chipata Mayor Sinoya Mwale and Eastern Province Permanent Secretary Chanda Kasolo during prayers and fasting day held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata
Chipata Mayor Sinoya Mwale and Eastern Province Permanent Secretary
Chanda Kasolo during prayers and fasting day held at David Kaunda
Stadium in Chipata
Eastern Province Police Commissioner Alex Chilufya with other defence and security personnel during prayers and fasting day held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata
Eastern Province Police Commissioner Alex Chilufya with other defence
and security personnel during prayers and fasting day held at David
Kaunda Stadium in Chipata
Some clergy and assistant secretary Royd Tembbo during prayers and fasting day held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata
Some clergy and assistant secretary Royd Tembbo during prayers and
fasting day held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata
Some crowds who attended prayers and fasting day held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata
Some crowds who attended prayers and fasting day held at David Kaunda
Stadium in Chipata
Eastern Province Permanent Secretary Chanda Kasolo being welcomed by St Annes Cathedral Catholic Parish priest Father Christopher Sakala during prayers and fasting day held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata
Eastern Province Permanent Secretary Chanda Kasolo being welcomed by
St Annes Cathedral Catholic Parish priest Father Christopher Sakala
during prayers and fasting day held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata
Some crowds who attended prayers and fasting day held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata
Some crowds who attended prayers and fasting day held at David Kaunda
Stadium in Chipata
EASTERN Province Permanent Secretary, Chanda Kasolo, being welcomed by members of the clergy at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata for the National Day of Prayers, Fasting and Reconciliation.
EASTERN Province Permanent Secretary, Chanda Kasolo, being welcomed by members of the clergy at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata for the National Day of Prayers, Fasting and Reconciliation.
EASTERN Province Permanent Secretary, Chanda Kasolo ( c ), Chipata District Commissioner, Kalunga Zulu ( l ) and Chipata Mayor, Sinoya Mwale ( r ), sing along with the combined Christian Council of Zambia (CCZ) during the Inter-denominational prayers for the National Day of Prayers, Fasting and Reconciliation held at David Kaunda stadium in Chipata
EASTERN Province Permanent Secretary, Chanda Kasolo ( c ), Chipata District Commissioner, Kalunga Zulu ( l ) and Chipata Mayor, Sinoya Mwale ( r ), sing along with the combined Christian Council of Zambia (CCZ) during the Inter-denominational prayers for the National Day of Prayers, Fasting and Reconciliation held at David Kaunda stadium in Chipata
EASTERN Province Permanent Secretary, Chanda Kasolo ( c ), Chipata District Commissioner, Kalunga Zulu ( l ) and Chipata Mayor, Sinoya Mwale ( r ), sing along with the combined Christian Council of Zambia (CCZ) during the Inter-denominational prayers for the National Day of Prayers, Fasting and Reconciliation held at David Kaunda stadium in Chipata
EASTERN Province Permanent Secretary, Chanda Kasolo ( c ), Chipata District Commissioner, Kalunga Zulu ( l ) and Chipata Mayor, Sinoya Mwale ( r ), sing along with the combined Christian Council of Zambia (CCZ) during the Inter-denominational prayers for the National Day of Prayers, Fasting and Reconciliation held at David Kaunda stadium in Chipata

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EASTERN Province Permanent Secretary, Chanda Kasolo ( c ), Chipata District Commissioner, Kalunga Zulu ( l ) and Chipata Mayor, Sinoya Mwale ( r ), sing along with the combined Christian Council of Zambia (CCZ) during the Inter-denominational prayers for the National Day of Prayers, Fasting and Reconciliation held at David Kaunda stadium in Chipata
EASTERN Province Permanent Secretary, Chanda Kasolo ( c ), Chipata District Commissioner, Kalunga Zulu ( l ) and Chipata Mayor, Sinoya Mwale ( r ), sing along with the combined Christian Council of Zambia (CCZ) during the Inter-denominational prayers for the National Day of Prayers, Fasting and Reconciliation held at David Kaunda stadium in Chipata
EASTERN Province Permanent Secretary, Chanda Kasolo, sings during the National Day of Prayers, Fasting and reconciliation held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata
EASTERN Province Permanent Secretary, Chanda Kasolo, sings during the National Day of Prayers, Fasting and reconciliation held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata
PEOPLE that attended this year’s National Day of Prayers, Fasting and Reconciliation held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata
PEOPLE that attended this year’s National Day of Prayers, Fasting and Reconciliation held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata
CHAIRPERSON of Christian Council of Zambia (CCZ) Reverend Sonye Banda, delivers a homily during the National Day of Prayers, Fasting and Reconciliation held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata.
CHAIRPERSON of Christian Council of Zambia (CCZ) Reverend Sonye Banda, delivers a homily during the National Day of Prayers, Fasting and Reconciliation held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata.
CHAIRPERSON of Christian Council of Zambia (CCZ) Reverend Sonye Banda, delivers a homily during the National Day of Prayers, Fasting and Reconciliation held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata.
CHAIRPERSON of Christian Council of Zambia (CCZ) Reverend Sonye Banda, delivers a homily during the National Day of Prayers, Fasting and Reconciliation held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata.
EASTERN Province Permanent Secretary, Chanda Kasolo, gives his address during the National Day of Prayer, Fasting and Reconciliation held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata.
EASTERN Province Permanent Secretary, Chanda Kasolo, gives his address during the National Day of Prayer, Fasting and Reconciliation held at David Kaunda Stadium in Chipata.
SCORES of Solwezi praying during the National Day of Prayers and fasting at Youth Alive grounds whose theme was ''Repentance and Reconciliaton'' in Solwezi on Tuesday. Picture by BETRAM KAOMA /ZANIS
SCORES of Solwezi praying during the National Day
of Prayers and fasting at Youth Alive grounds whose theme was
”Repentance and Reconciliaton” in Solwezi on Tuesday. Picture by
BETRAM KAOMA /ZANIS
Solwezi’s Kyawama Catholic church St Peter’s main choir members singing  during the National Day of Prayers and fasting at Youth Alive grounds in Solwezi on Tuesday. Picture by BETRAM KAOMA /ZANIS
Solwezi’s Kyawama Catholic church St Peter’s main choir
members singing during the National Day of Prayers and fasting at
Youth Alive grounds in Solwezi on Tuesday. Picture by BETRAM KAOMA
/ZANIS

27 COMMENTS

  1. So, how much are these prayers and fasting costing the nation?. How does this please God, when we could use these resources to provide some porridge in the 3rd hungriest nation in the world.

    • Fu.llishness, waste money by not working and expect God to bless you, How much was lost by making people pray, Two hands working are better than a million hands crunched together in prayer. God says i will bless the work of your hands and yet you have a leader who sends people to stay at home and pay them for doing nothing.

    • @Pretty last year after praying Zambia received a miracle from God. We received rains in the middle of an Elnino weather pattern. Elnino ravaged all southern Africa states. That is why our neighbors are scrambling for our GMO free maize .ELNINO is known to bring heat and drought. In Zambia it changed shape and form .It brought heat but did not bring drought.Why… because Zambians realised it is only God who can heal our land and bring rains. So we humbled ourselves and prayed and God heard our prayers. He blessed us with rains. Well do your cost and benefit analysis if you so wish. We have as a result of last year’s prayers sold agri products worth usd220million . I suppose this is a matter of faith….We only hope you will join us to pray next time so that we can receive more rains…

    • @Chiweme,

      I suggest you send a letter to SADC and tell them about God’s blessing after the national prayers. Ask @Patriotic Flont to deliver the letter to Mugabe.

    • wow.. this is a nation full of love of God. Imagine the whole nation just having a holiday to fast and pray!!! the rains we had was a miracle last year praise be to God!!!
      How much did the nation spend mmmm Zero… There was no food. They where just praying and fasting.. Maybe transport for the president and government officials.. mmmmm No even if they where not praing and fasing they should have been traviling going to some other government duties…
      How much then… Nothing was spent

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  2. It is always good to be in the presence of the Lord. I never miss an opportunity to worship my Lord and MY GOD JEHOVAH!

  3. The devil receives also prayers. The spirit of the devil is the one people are praying to because people behind the event are simply a bunch of hypocrites trying to hoodwink the people into thinking they are men of God when they are nothing but men of gold, money, power, corruption, intolerance, hate, greed, vanity and so on and so forth

    • Agreed entirely. Are you Mr Mmembe, BTW? You see what misery your support of PF in 2011 has brought us and yourself now?

  4. What a huge flop. Only hundreds attended. Where are all the millions of PF00Ls? After taunting HH & UPND for refusing to attend then u fail to go pray to your small-god LUNGU.

    Maybe U didn’t have money for fuel/taxi fares after the increases. Its Dununa Reverse zoona. Kikikikiki

    • Next year’s event will be worse. By then IMF Policies will in full force whilst the humble vision-less hypocritical dictator will show his true colours:

      – High electricity tariffs
      – Higher fuel price
      – High mealie-meal prices
      – PF Police brutality
      – worse unemployment

  5. The reasons why Africans are the most religious people in the world are not far fetched. Africans go through religious indoctrination from cradle to grave. Africans are not allowed by family, society and the state to think, reason or live outside the religious box. In Africa religion is by force not by choice.

    Africans profess all sorts of religious crap even when they know it is all nonsense.

  6. I now know why I don’t like church. It’s because religion was designed to keep people stoopid and stop asking questions. In other words religion stops people from thinking outside the box. I am too intelligent for that kind of crap!

  7. Biggest scam on poor people in Africa: Religion/Christianity.

    Biggest scammers “Priests/prophets, pastors, etc.” have been given a day! SMH

    National Day of Prayer does not make any sense. You MoFo’s are going to take a day off from working for the people to ask your ‘god’ to intervene in your failure to work for the people. Separate state and church.

  8. When is the greatest con (RELIGION) ever going to end?
    50 years? 1000 years? Never?
    Perhaps when this great planet implodes through humans.

  9. 1 John 4:20 : If anyone says, “I love God,” and hates his brother, he is a liar; for he who does not love his brother whom he has seen cannot love God whom he has not seen.

    Matthew 6:1: “Beware of practicing your righteousness before other people in order to be seen by them, for then you will have no reward from your Father who is in heaven.

    Matthew 15:7-9: You hypocrites! Well did Isaiah prophesy of you, when he said: “‘This people honors me with their lips, but their heart is far from me; in vain do they worship me, teaching as doctrines the commandments of men.’”

    1 John 2:9: Whoever says he is in the light and hates his brother is still in darkness.

    Matthew 7:15: “Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves.

    Matthew…

  10. Matthew 7:21-23: “Not everyone who says to me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the kingdom of heaven

    Matthew 6:5:“And when you pray, you must not be like the hypocrites. For they love to stand and pray in the synagogues and at the street corners, that they may be seen by others. Truly, I say to you, they have received their reward.

    Psalm 55:21: His speech was smooth as butter, yet war was in his heart; his words were softer than oil, yet they were drawn swords.

    Matthew 6:24: “No one can serve two masters, for either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and money.

    Romans 1:18: For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men, who by their unrighteousness…

    • CONTD
      Romans 1:18: For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men, who by their unrighteousness suppress the truth.

  11. What does the National Day of Prayer and Fasting achieve? The prayers could have been said at peoples work places instead of disrupting essential labour. Prayer without effort is not going to develop our nation.

  12. Who ever attended the so called day of prayer and reconciliation did so for his pocket coz there can never be reconciliation wen large numbers of innocent people are bundled in dirty prisons leaving their families exposed to massive poverty. Assess the capability of whoever attended and in who’s interest?

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