Tuesday, April 16, 2024

Do not allow politics to divide country- political players told

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United Church of Zambia (UCZ) Muchinga Presbytery Bishop Festus Chulu has cautioned political players not to allow politics to divide the Zambian people.

Bishop Chulu has challenged the parties involved to instead promote unity in the country and continue promoting the One Zambia One nation motto.

Speaking in Chinsali yesterday during a church building promotion at the Chinsali UCZ main congregation, Bishop Chulu said there is need to maintain peace and unity in the country before, during and after the August 12 general elections.

Bishop Chulu reminded everyone to get involved in praying for peace in the country, adding that no one should be allowed to divide the country in the name of politics.

“We are all one in Christ and we should strive to uphold and promote the peace that the country is enjoying.” Said Bishop Chulu.

Bishop Chulu also called on Christians to uphold the values and principles that the country boasts of, in order to make Zambia a preferred destination for everyone.

Bishop Chulu further informed the congregation that wearing of political party regalia on the church grounds will not be permitted.

And Bishop Chulu has called on youths in the country not to be used as tools of violence, while sternly calling on all political party leaders not to use the young people, in order to advance their own political ambitions.

“Am appealing to the youths to say no to violence. They should not allow anyone to use them as tools of violence.” He added.

And speaking at the same event, Muchinga Province Permanent Secretary Davison Mulenga said government appreciates the significant role that the church plays in building morals in society.

Capt. Mulenga also commended and appreciated the contribution that the Church has made towards the socio-economic development of the country through various programmes.

Capt. Mulenga also appealed to the church to continue praying for politicians, adding that the church should continue to pray for peace before, during and after the August polls.

7 COMMENTS

  1. Only the the evil party that shuns national prayers is violent in this country. They break the law with impunity and then claim that the police want to kill them. That is why they have been losing elections

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  2. FRIENDS ARE REPORTING HH HAS JUST PASSED THROUGH KAPIRI AND KABWE
    SHOPS CLOSED TO WELCOME HIM THROUGH 1,000’S REPORTEDLY LINED THE STREETS TO WELCOME HIM
    FORWARD ZAMBIA FINALLY

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  3. Country already divided, people being killed for the right to assemble and vote. Better to connect all about solutions!

  4. See how they’re doing it already ? They’ll tell ya all the divisive politics comes from opposition yet their abuse of power,bad economy and giant debt doesn’t divide Zambian? Bunch of PF hypocrites.

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  5. And how much “empowerment” changed hands here??? Disgusting. Yet another church leader falling for the dirty Money. Shameless!

  6. tikki #2

    My My My… Shops closed in Kapiri and Kabwe !! You need a medical check up. Stop being delusional because come August 2021, it will hurt so bad. And you know that. I have never seen such kind of blind loyalty from a bunch of people who cannot see reality. Someone gave me your recently UPND Manifesto. It was shocking to see the poor grammar and misspellings. Of course not forgetting the plagiarism. What does it say about a bunch of people who say they are ready to govern Zambia. You chaps are jokers and sick in your heads. HH has taken you for a ride and f**ls for his self interest. He runs UPND like his own Katemba.

  7. Ba XFactor nimwe ba no Factor or zero Factor. You and your PF together with blind clergy men like this Chulu guy will one day pay for all these sins against innocent Zambians. Mwachilamo ba kabeje….

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