I’m ghetto, if you insult me, I insult you- Binwell
By Muzamba Siandizya
Binwell Mpundu was not the honourable Member who speaks for 2 minutes and sits down quietly.
Whenever he stood all up in the House, I’m sure most of his colleagues would be on edge because there was no knowing what was coming next. One minute it’s “ichimutwe”, the next it’s “yateke panshi” and the next he is having a back and forth with the Speaker.
Love him or hate him, Binwell knows how to ruffle some feathers.
This week on the Kenny T 1 on 1 Podcast, the former Nkana MP opened up like never before. And trust me, he left no stone unturned.
From being a tiny boy people used to pick on, to becoming one of the courageous voices in Zambia’s politics, his story explains a lot about why he never backs down today.
And when asked about his character? He didn’t sugarcoat anything.
“I’m ghetto, if someone provokes me, I react. If someone insults me, I insult back,” he said.
Set your alarms for 11:00 tomorrow. This episode is not one to miss.
Needs time, and perhaps some education to grow up. Not fit to be an MP. Things are sorted out by logical argument, not insults. Insults can lead to blows and blows can lead to anything.
Nkana East is not a Ghetto,I thought muli bena Nkana or maybe you moved there from the ghetto.
Is ghetto behaviour anything to be proud about? No wonder his political career has already reached its dead end so early.
To imagine this was a member of parliament! No wonder parliament was reduced to a circus with clowns like Mr. Binwell Mpundu, Mr. Munir Zulu, Emmanuel Jay Jay Banda having a field day.
As we vote this August, let us pay particular attention to the character of the candidates. Avoid voting for disruptive individuals who will hinder meaningful debate in parliament. Those who think being noisy is the way to effectively represent your constituency should be avoided like the plague.
Mr. Mpundu wasted five years in parliament and the people of Nkana East were punished for their poor choice just like those of Lumwezi and Peauke Central.
Thank you and Good bye. Some people just dont realise that each time they open their mouth…they just demonstrate their bad up bringing and disgrace their parents.
Ichimuntwe…is probably how his father or mother denegrated him, hence his being “picked on” in school. He has not dealt with his childhood trauma and projects his developmental in adequacies on to other by projecting his lack of esteem on to others.
Let him spend his pension dealing with that before he gives the ompression that that is cool. Miserable chap.