COURT HAS BLOCKED LUNGU’S BURIAL NEGOTIATIONS – MAKEBI

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COURT HAS BLOCKED LUNGU’S BURIAL NEGOTIATIONS – MAKEBI



SPOKESPERSON for the Lungu Family Makebi Zulu, says government’s decision to take the burial matter to court has effectively closed off avenues for mediation between the Lungu family and the State.



Zulu adds that no meaningful negotiations have recently taken place between the late president’s family and the Zambian government.



Speaking on SABC, Thursday, Zulu revealed that former Malawian president Bakili Muluzi had led mediation efforts, but the talks yielded no positive outcome.



The President was on TV saying that if we don’t bury President Edgar Chagwa Lungu, it will be an embarrassment.


That should not be his concern. His concern is what and how does the family want to have President Edgar Chagwa Lungu buried?

10 COMMENTS

  1. To hell with Lungu’s remains, elo iwe makebi…How much are being paid? You’re not family, you’re emotionally challenged

  2. Please let the former master plunderer be buried wherever these chaps want. We don’t want to hear these people talking anymore, we’re totally disgusted by this whole episode. Is there any sanity in honouring a former plunderer and dictator?

  3. If you insist on burying him in SA you won’t have have to work up one day and say you want to exhume him and have his remains reburied in Zambia. Let the court confirm you will never ever wake up and request for such a stupid idea. Get that signed and the court approve of it. We need to move on, you have wasted a lot people’s time and money playing politics. If you don’t allow that and accept the terms then you can stay there for ever waiting until the matter is resolved.

  4. Always playing the victim!
    It is a fact that you have no intentions of burying the remains in Zambia.
    What did you say the first time you appeared in court in RSA? That it gives you more time to explain to the world what ecl faced under UPND.
    So, why are you saying something else today?
    To continue seeking sympathy?
    Looks like you are now running out of ideas. But don’t play the victim.

  5. How foolish can Makebi be for people to see that he is really an imbecile? How can he claim that going to court blocked the chance for negotiations when the intended to Bury Lungu Chagwa the day the court ruled. If they intended to continue negotiations could they not have chosen to bury after third or fourth attempts at negotiations?

    What kind of lawyer is this chap – with no political clout he has now opened floodgates to losing court cases and will remain with no client. Maybe only Tasila and Esther who we know are already destined to lose judging from how the misdeeds look.

  6. Bane, mwanyela kwabene pafula. There are toilets even here in Zambia, just come use them. You are now forcing yourselves to stay in SA contaminating social affairs of the local people. They are not even interested in your shenanigans. One of you will show their ugly heads here at home. Don’t misbehave too much. Home is home.

  7. You can burry your former plunderer anywhere even at see. Who cares. HH is just trying to be the gentleman he is but you are stiff naked. Burry that criminal anywhere we dont care.

  8. This world has really changed within a short space of time.When funeral parlours came and it was at the time when AIDS killed a lot of people, it really sounded like a taboo to let the body of a relative to be prepared privately for burial.It was just wise for the relatives to do that to show love for the departed one.This time we can hear a family to decide to burry a beloved one in a foreign land and it’s normal.Otherwise some few years ago it would sound like throwing a beloved one.People would be even suspicious of witchcraft.Families would even differ for ever.Probably this is new culture coming.I hope relatives if they are really there are also allowing this or we shall hear some issues.

  9. This man is not normal. Jesus already said, let the dead bury the dead, let’s look at how we shall keep those that are still alive.
    Since when did Zambians lose their conscious?
    All these behaviours we have seen are strange to Zambia and one would wonder whether we are dealing with ,Zambians or Foreigners.
    Yangu umusebanya!

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