I HAVE FORGIVEN EVERYONE SINCE I HAVE A BIG HEART – Munir
…..says the correctional facilities are still prisons despite the change of name…
Sunday, 8th March, 2026
By Ballot reporter
Former Lumezi MP Munir Zulu says his big heart cannot allow him to hold grudges against anyone after his release from jail.
In his Facebook post, the outspoken ex-convict said it’s only Small hearts that are bent on revenge.
“Small hearts don’t forgive but they revenge, guess what? I have forgiven them all”, he said.
However, Mr. Zulu said as part of his forgiveness, he will share his real story of prison life, because despite referring to prisons as correctional facilities, they are still prisons in nature that’s why those people who are pardoned come out as hardcore’s than they went it.
“Forgiving means I should share the real story. I will soon share the prison life and why zambia corrections remain prison and why those pardoned come out as hard-core than they went in.”
Like a women’s day present to his wife, Mr. Munir Zulu was released yesterday, 7th March, 2026, after serving his one-year jail term for libel.
©️The Ballot | 2026
You should forgive your mouth which mad you to land into prison.
Forgive you bad running mouth, be careful with your unnecessary running mouth or you be back right in where you’re coming from
There is only one problem here. Mr. Munir Zulu still believes he is the one who was wronged despite the fact that he FALSELY accused three people of corruption, not caring a hoot about their reputation. He insisted he had solid evidence and refused to apologise. I personally was looking forward to him presenting his evidence because the accusations were serious.
If anything, Mr. Zulu owes the people he falsely accused an apology not him talking about forgiving. He is infact not admitting any wrong doing. Such an individual cannot be corrected. Math. 5:25, 26 says, “Settle matters quickly with your adversary who is taking you to court. Do it while you are still together on the way, or your adversary may hand you over to the judge and the judge may hand you over to the officer and you may be thrown into prison.
Truly I tell you, you will not get out until you have paid the last penny”.
Mr. Munir Zulu refused to withdraw his accusations and apologise which would have been enough for him to avoid going to prison. When he failed to prove his accusations, he pleaded parliamentary immunity. Now he is talking like he is the one who was wronged. In Zambia, we have a funny sense of justice.
Can you imagine!!!!!!
What does this mean take us for…
He should go to the three people he falsely accused and seek their forgiveness and not the other way round…
He has not Repented and wants to go back to Prison as he calls it…
He should forgive himself first
Big heart in a ka small body, how?
Full of oral diarrhoea
It is just about change in conduct and respect for elders, being remorseful too may be a better thing.You still have chance to get back to the big house if your people still feel you are needed.You must realize that God loves you.Move on the path of Jesus Christ and you may be forgiven.Life is a journey my friend a lot is experienced along the way.Your perceived enemy may be your best friend.The opposite may be the case.