KALABA URGES PIONEER MPS ON CITIZEN-CENTRED LEADERSHIP
Citizens First (CF) party President Harry Kalaba has urged the two pioneer Members of Parliament to prioritise citizen-centred leadership in and outside Parliament.
Speaking when he lunched with the two leaders in Lusaka today, Mr Kalaba advanced that these are the first MPs since the establishment of the CF party.
Mr Kalaba stated that the two flag-bearers carry the aspirations of the Zambian people and have a responsibility to put citizens first in and outside Parliament.
He added that Faith Munthali Kanyika and Robert Musonda must justify the trust reposed in them, and he observed that their performance will set the standard for all future CF parliamentarians.
He noted that the party’s credibility now rests heavily on their conduct, and he affirmed that the two MPs should serve as shining examples of citizen-centred leadership, integrity and service.
He urged them to remain accessible, accountable and responsive to the vulnerable.
This is contained in a statement issued by CF Presidential Media Coordinator Bangwe Naviley Chisenga.
Good for the party to have elected people in Parliament.
However, the major danger to the party and harry kalaba himself,
is that once it grows and attracts many capable people, harry kalaba
would become a n undesirable element incapable of leading the party.
Many leaders with capacity just cant allow themselves to led by Harry
kalaba. The guy is too raw and low life a character to be president. From an office orderly to registry clerical clerk and dubiously into politics where he found no requirement for qualifications and became
a Minister. Then he started challenging intellectuals with political
arguements based on being loud mouthed with no substance. Police must
now investigate his claimed academic qualifications
Oh my God! Give Kalaba a bit of space to settle down. He conducted his campaigns maturely, unlike the other one from Venezuela, the Maduro mentee and the other two from Kosovo the militia men . I am not at liberty to mention their names. You know what I mean.