Controversy Erupts: Saviour Kasukuwere Criticized For Not Backing Nelson Chamisa After Being Barred From Presidential Race
Some social media users have expressed their disappointment over Saviour Kasukuwere’s decision not to endorse Citizens Coalition for Change (CCC) president Nelson Chamisa.
This comes after Kasukuwere was barred from contesting in the upcoming presidential elections due to a constitutional breach.
Many expected Kasukuwere to throw his support behind Chamisa, but so far, no such endorsement has been made.
Kasukuwere’s Team Claims Chamisa Is An Ally, But No Endorsement Given
Despite Saviour Kasukuwere and his team repeatedly stating that Nelson Chamisa is not an enemy but an ally, the lack of endorsement has left people questioning their stance.
With Kasukuwere’s aspirations dashed by the court’s decision, it seemed logical for him to rally his supporters behind Chamisa.
However, no such call to action has been made, leaving netizens wondering about the reasons behind this silence.
Below are some of the comments on social media.
Ethan Malibongwe Moyo:
“I was expecting you guys to endorse NC?”
Dhewa Chenjerai:
“2028 if you are serious kwete zvekumuka sehowa (mushroom) and overestimate your power. Enough time to restrategize. I encourage you to vote for change and endorse change.”
Head of Marketing Responds, Supporters Left to Decide
In response to the mounting criticism, Kasukuwere’s Head of Marketing and Mobilisation, Never Maswerasei, addressed the issue. He stated,
“No endorsement of anyone. I am sorry that your expectations were not met. Our supporters will know what to do.”
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Walter Mzembi Hints At Supporting Any Opponent Of Mnangagwa
Adding to the intrigue, Walter Mzembi, the chairperson of Kasukuwere’s campaign team, hinted at their willingness to support any candidate who remains in the ring against President Mnangagwa. This statement raises questions about the team’s strategy and its ultimate goals in the upcoming elections.