Hamududu said the decision was reached after the party reviewed what it described as positive leadership demonstrated by President Hichilema during his first term in office.
He cited several economic developments, including the appreciation of the Kwacha, reduced inflation and lower fuel prices, as some of the reasons behind the party’s decision.
Speaking in an interview with the media, Hamududu said PNUP, as a partner in the UPND alliance, will instead focus on sharing parliamentary and ward seats with the ruling party while working to ensure that President Hichilema secures victory in the presidential election.
Hamududu also clarified that he has not formally withdrawn from the presidential race because the nomination process has not yet taken place.
Just say the truth. The party is too weak to withstand internal challengers
Hamudusquared clever man
You could end up like Gary Nkombo Ka?
It’s better to come out in the open b4 cadres report you. Beryl Lwando at DeadNBC was reported by cadre colleagues of his.
COWARD TURNCOAT
Ok get a ministerial position