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RPP leader brands President Lungu’s messages as political rhetoric

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Republican Progressive party (RPP) leader James Lukuku has branded President Edgar Lungu a political rhetoric President.

Lukuku was reacting to the statement delivered by the head of state last night during the Patriotic Front (PF) meet your President and fundraising live musical performance in Lusaka recently where President Lungu emphasized that his administration is a pro-poor Government.

The opposition leader has since accused President Edgar Lungu that he was only hoodwinking the majority poor Zambians with his usual political rhetoric which have no solutions to address the plight of the youths.

Mr Lukuku  dismissed the Lungu’s  pronouncements that the PF led Government is pro-poor, as only the rich people’s children have access to economic opportunities in Zambia.

And the RPP President took advantage of reminding and asking how far President Lungu and his Government have gone with what he deemed the youth rhetoric policy which the president launched in 2015.

Lukuku also stated that Zambians now have are woken up from slumber and will not be duped by a mere political rhetoric.

“Zambians will not be duped by a mere political rhetoric from president Lungu” Lukuku said

19 COMMENTS

  1. I didn’t even know we had such an opposition leader by that name – people seek attention.
    Anyways, you can’t always stop at every ‘dog’ that barks.

    • @Munone, read news everyday, one day you will be shocked to find out through Lusaka Times that your parents have a political party.

    • Why are you all shooting the messenger? Even if this man is not a big name, he is spot on with his message!

      Lungu was shouting “walk the talk” while he was campaigning in 2016. Now we can all see for ourselves he is ALL TALK and NO WALK!

      His 500,000 jobs have shrunk to 200,000 a year, and even that is just another PF LIE! Corruption is the worst it has ever been in Zambia and he is now begging for more money to steal from the IMF! ACC and a free press are gone! Courts are PFs political tools.

      What do Zambians have left? Proud and Free? NO, just more poverty due to an incompetent corrupt illegal Government.

  2. He He only gives speeches during fundraising events where is drunk and more money going in his pocket. You will never see him give an address to the nation with journalists allowed to question him. He fails to articulate economic issues. Even the dog I named Edgar at least barks in front of people

  3. NEZ says it all but in addition PF cadres said Lungu is a humble man who has created 500 000 jobs for youths in Zambia, roads, districts, follows rule of law while his disqualified MPs are still serving as ministers. Even children know Lungu stole votes. Unless the petition is heard in the courts of law Lungu remains an illegitimate president of Zambia.

  4. Though i like reading NEZ and MUSHOTA blogs anyway without NEZ and MUSHOTA’S Blogs then LT would not be Interesting BUT EISH kutukana makamaka NEZ please stop that.

    • He didn’t WIN, Mushota WON. He is a fraud.
      Google it,.
      He is a Mushota wannabe but he fails very bad, its laughable.
      Imagine claiming you won something you didnt win lol
      google best blogger 2016, mushota won

  5. People who talk about president Lungu are wasting time. I stopped talking about this man he is a nobody to me. Who is Lungu in Zambia? Someone who became an illegal president because rigging of election results useless! Machende president!

  6. Mushota is an original Typical Frenemy .(AN ENEMY AND A FRIEND OF MOST PEOPLE). NEZ you sometimes what you write makes sense and is important(I know you are intelligent and logical too), But at times, you are just a complete PSYCHOPATH. Your hate for the President of Zambia is deep to the born. I wonder what happened?

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