The same Garry, HH is persecuting was pleading for him to be released from incarceration – Kampyongo
Former Home Affairs minister Stephen Kampyongo says the same Garry Nkombo, President Hakainde Hichilema was persecuting is the same one who used to speak on his behalf, together with Jack Mwiimbu, when he was incarcerated in police custody.
“Our president went to where he went (in Southern Province)and was speaking in his native Tonga that Garry Nkombo was coming to us saying we should imprison bakateka (him). (But) when he committed and offence and police arrested him it’s the same Garry Nkombo who was speaking and pleading on his behalf, together with Jack Mwiimbu,” Kampyongo said.
He said when Nkombo and Mwiimbu would go to them and asked for President Hichilema to be released, they would also call in the police and refer the matter to them as they were not the ones who arrested him, but the police.
He said going by the President’s arguments of thinking his opponents were using the police against him, they were now convinced that he was the one who sends the police to arrest his opponents.
“Is that a person you want to be a leader? (Former president Edgar) Lungu died without being accorded the opportunity to go for medical checkups, until he died in a foreign country. Would you say such a leader has a heart…https://dailyrevelationzambia.com/the-same-garry-hh-is-persecuting-was-pleading-for-him-to-be-released-from-police-cells-kampyongo/
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You have no argument here sir. All political persons are detained on your instructions, not it was not us who arrested. You in particular was a very bad home affairs minister. Are you saying Lungu had a heart for anybody, apart from fellow kaponyas and thieves?
Even the tone of this Article is laced with a tint of hateful tribalism and patronising to it: “….our President went where he went (Southern province)…..speaking in his native Tonga…..”
Kampyongo and the rest of his tribesmen politicians always and naturally express themselves in their language even in other provinces but you rarely hear anyone of Zambians say: “….Kampyongo was speaking in his native Bemba….”