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What business is President Lungu doing with a wanted Drug Dealer-Kambwili

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Opposition National Democratic Congress Leader Chishimba Kambwili
Opposition National Democratic Congress Leader Chishimba Kambwili

National Democratic Congress Leader Chishimba Kambwili has challenged President Edgar Lungu to tell the nation what Business he is doing with Valden Findlay.

Mr Kambwili said the nation must be told what relationship exists between the President and Mr Findlay who is a wanted drug dealer in the United States of America.

He wondered why the President has continued to associate with a man despite being mentioned in the drug deals in the USA.

“Wherever the President goes, Findlay is the first man to jump out of the Plane, maybe this explains the Presidential Empowerment Fund”, he said.

Mr Kambwili said by indicating the truth, President Lungu will also diffuse the nation in the nation that he is also involved in drug dealing.

26 COMMENTS

  1. Kambwili and the other Chronic Loser, we shouldn’t have any dealings with both of you! Look in your rear mirror! if you can’t see the things you have done, we will show them to you! You cannot be a president in Zambia. Just like the LITTLE PANAMA guy. Thieves must NEVER be shown the bedroom. If they store when they had been shown the kitchen what more if they get into the bedroom?

    • The question is, is there any merit to the allegation that Findlay is on a wanted list for drug dealing? If so, there is cause for concern. If not, then let it be said by those being accused.

    • This so-called Sharon always comes with its own questions in an “exam”, stick to the issue CK has raised. Deviation won’t take you anyway.

    • MDC deputy secretary for legal affairs and Gweru urban legislator, Brian Dube, says the continued human rights violations in the country coupled with the August 2018 and January 2019 army killings, could force the United Nations to drag President Emmerson Mnangagwa to the International Criminal Court (ICC).
      Dube said, while it seemed Mnangagwa was taking comfort in the false belief that the ICC has no power to arrest him since Zimbabwe is not signatory of the Rome Statute, the UN can force such action to be taken through a resolution by its security council.
      “Since Zimbabwe is not a member of the Rome Statute, Mnangagwa can only be dragged to the ICC through a United Nations Security Council Resolution. The violations of human rights in Zimbabwe are wide spread and systematic. They are…

    • Lungu does not cover himself with glory judging by his close associates.

      But I do not believe Zambia would harbour a criminal wanted in the USA. And from what I gather, this “wanted” man does fly with Chakolwa abroad. So not sure what Kabwili is on about there.

      But Lungu should indeed explain this strange relationship with yet another distasteful character.

    • Mavuto,

      Keep up the fight to liberate your country.

      We have issues in Zambia yes, but you guys have it worse. I pray you pull through this tough period and return to how stable things were in the 80s. But please also pray for us as our leaders to too selfish and corrupt, and they will destroy our country if they continue on this path.

      God bless.

  2. Which Findlay?
    Drugs worth millions of Dollars were seized by police in a drug bust inFindlay, USA. Then
    There is Findlay bid DRUG STORE in ontario, Canada.

  3. Birds of the same feather fly together. One is a drug addict and drug dealer the other one is a conman who stole a widow’s only penny. Then you would not get surprise to what Dr. CK is talking about.

  4. Let’s see valden sue CK for calling him a drug dealer………or is it true ??

    Like how lungu accepts being called a corrupt theif by CK ?

  5. Valden Findley is a notorious mandrax dealer from the 80’s..As they say a Leopard never changes it’s spots…Watch ECL go down for mixing with drug deakers and bringing the next in line to the British throne next to a known drug dealer..

  6. Does this mean why Findlay is mistreating workers in hospitality Hotels (Christmar)Emloyees are denied food and Salary delays.???

  7. CK should know that “Birds of the same feathers flock together”. Both Finlay and Lungu are Criminals with the same shared values. This is a serious allegation by CK but both Finlay and Lungu will not respond becoz they will open a Can of Worms. Its not a Secret that Lungu has a Criminal Record and as a Practicing Lawyer was de-registered by LAZ. Finlay is the Brains behind Lungu’s amassing of wealth thru Corrupt Deals. Its too late so Lungu cannot change his Corrupt ways so he has to protect himself from losing Power. That is why Bill 10 is a Do or Die affair for ECL. He has to mutilate the Current Zambian Constitution to enable him to rig the 2021 Election in his favour. That is the only way to protect himself and Criminals like Finlay from Prosecution. Lungu cannot win a Free,Fair…

  8. Kambwili tell people of Zambia what you are going to do for them once in power, if it’s building schools where? if hospitals where? If it’s employment in which sector? Thats all we want to hear from you, president lungi was once your boss and he fired you I believe you can’t speak good about him we know, no one can speak good to someone who’ has fires the one despite the one was wrong or not, stop talking about the president challenge him on how you are going to develop Zambia in your capacity, my advice.

  9. Where is Findlay wanted? I mean, someone on the wanted list freely roaming the world. What kind of wanted list is that? Why not arrest him. Am sure there is a reward which kashimba chimbwili would love to lay hands on. Kumusonta fye bamwikata. Nomba cilemoneka takuli aba kumwikata.

  10. Allegations aside, the president owes it to the public to disclose what role Findlay has.
    How is it that he travels in a state airplane and goes to meetings with the President and other PF leaders?
    Tax payers money is involved in this too.

  11. Harry Findlay released from Chinese custody
    Hong Kong authorities have released Harry Findlay, a Zambian national, who was in custody following his arrest over the possession of an alleged falsified passport.

    This follows the intervention and representation by the Zambian government to the authorities in China and Hong Kong.

    Foreign Affairs Minister, Kabinga Pande confirmed the release of Mr. Findlay in a statement released to ZANIS in Lusaka

    Mr. Findlay arrived in Hong Kong from Beijing, China on April 21st this year and presented his Zambian passport for immigration arrival formalities but a record check however, revealed that Mr. Findlay had previously traveled to Hong Kong under a different passport which bore a different date of birth.

    He was then detained and…

  12. Between 1987 and 1989,

    Valden and his elder brother Edwin Findley were surrounded in Emmasdale by SITET(Special Investigation Team on Economic and Trade) working with Zambia police.

    Mandrax dealing was a family Business among the brothers and their in-laws. Those who married their sisters, cousins etc

    Valden and his brothers would sell mandrax and buy vehicles for sale. They started money laundering a long time ago.
    Their family by then only had Independence Bar(now Chillers) in Emmasdale and a garage.
    One brother shot himself who was a drug addict but never died after medics saved his life. He later died years later.

    The SITET squad got so much money which they were hiding in their Emmasdale house along vubu road and grabbed the vehicles. The mandrax dealing never…

  13. But I have never seen such a useless minister as Bowman Lusambo so young but a complete and empty buffoon who can’t use his head but depends on bootlegging who doesn’t even know what will befall him when his reign comes to an end he can’t even understand the level of the case his boss will be implicated in

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