President Hichilema kindly wake up sir and deal with the elephant in your house- Harry Kalaba

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President Hakainde Hichilema kindly wake up sir and deal with the elephant in your house. UKAni baba and address the issue of abuse taking place under your watch. We know that you are aware of the actions of Mr. Milner Muyambango the Police Deputy Inspector General.
The senior officer has come under Serious scrutiny over his actions in the last few weeks and you have elected to remain mute in the light of gross abuse of position and corrupt practices.


Mr. Muyambango has abused his office by opting to arrest someone from whom he got a tractor on credit and instead of settling the bill, he instructed police officers to lock him up for four days. The acts of abuse by this officer have reached your office and yet in your usual “methodical” way, you neither asked the ACC to investigate nor dropped him from serving as Deputy Inspector General of Police. Such action leaves much to be desired.

We demand that you take action and relieve him of the position of Deputy Inspector General of Police before he tarnishes the image of the police further. We further demand that you instruct the ACC and the DEC to move in and institute investigations against Mr. Muyambango if we are to believe that you are not complicit in any way. Otherwise we will be left with no option but to believe that you have an interest in his continued abuse of office.

Thank you.

Harry Kalaba
President
Citizens First
A Member of the United Kwacha Alliance

12 COMMENTS

  1. Ot is clear that Muyambango is one of the few odd police officers that still thinks corruption is business as usual as it was in PF.
    However, it is also clear that our citizens have also seen that there is a change of mindset towards corrupt police officers and hence the outcry on the stinking corruption being practised by Muyambango.
    So, HH that appointed Muyambango should have him investigated swiftly and take fair action i.e. fire him or transfer him.
    That man is toxic and cant stay where he is at the moment otherwise the public will not take this Govt seriously in it’s fight against corruption!
    How can you keep a Cop that fails to pay his debt and abuses his power by arresting suppliers. Is he immune from arrest or lawfulness!

  2. You do not fire people based on mere allegations. That’s bad leadership. What needs be done is an investigation and if proven true then a discharge would be appropriate. Allegations coming through political competitors not matter how well intended can never be wholly trusted.

    • That’s the problem with people like you!! You don’t like reading or may be it’s reading but you don’t understand what you are reading@
      I have clearly stated that he should be “swiftly investigated”; did you not see it. I have made it clear that we need swift investigation.
      The strength of the evidence in fact is such that the idyot can be suspended pending investigation.

  3. Why does the opposition think the president must micromanage govt officers? Iwe Kalava just report to police and ACC or DEC abd follow up there. Leave HH to work i libe with his KPIs ala. Reporting to social media will not the matter resolved. Report ku police, since he is a big dude seek guidance from the Police IG on how to handle the complaint.

  4. I think I am missing something. Is this a matter for the president to attend to? Does the president have to instruct ACC or DEC to act? Is it his things were done in PF which Kalaba was minister?

    • This corrupt and toxic idyot was appointed by and can only dismissed by the same president. That’s why HH’s name and role comes in and quite rightly so.
      This same Cop was dismissed by Lungu for the same corrupt practices. Then comes UPND and they reinstated him but the foolish can’t help or reform himself and he goes back to his old habit of corruption on his fellow Lozi people. Whatever you say, this one is going very soon. I dont think HH can tolerate him.

  5. Mr. Kalaba has already carried out investigations, tried and convicted the suspect!!
    I wonder what kind of a President he would be.

    Zambians should take note.

  6. It is good Mr. Kalaba has brought out this into the public domain. If it is true that this senior police officer did not pay for the goods and had the supplier locked up for demanding his dues, then the officer must face the consequences of his abusive behaviour. It is unacceptable for a public officer to conduct himself in such a despicable manner.

    He must be thoroughly and expeditiously investigated and if guilty, summarily dismissed.

    This is the kind of checks and balances I expect from the opposition, assuming what Mr. Kalaba has alleged is true.

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