SOME PARLIAMENTARIANS EXHIBITING IMMATURITY – ZULU
LUSAKA based Reggae Artist and Human Rights Activist, Maiko Zulu, has told Members of Parliament to examine their behaviour and stop the immaturity being exhibited in Parliament.
In an interview with Byta FM News, Zulu warned Members of Parliament to stop using Parliament to settle political battles but instead focus on delivering the aspirations of the voters.
Zulu explained that the recent expulsion of 19 Law Makers from Parliament was as a result of gross misconduct because they chose to fight political battles on the Floor of the House instead of representing the aspirations of the voters.
Zulu has urged Members of Parliament to focus their energy on advocating for development and also consult voters on what laws they want to be amended.
And Youth and Political Activist Henry Simfukwe said Parliament is not an arena for Politics but serious business.
Simfukwe said the expulsion of Patriotic Front Members of Parliament is as result of loyalty to the party instead of the voters.
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Njala ya munyokola! Aba bena li fontini! He doesn’t understand anything! Better keep quite ba Maiko!
This is just one of those cases when one is watching parliament whilst smoking hard stuff. They simply forget what they were watching is parliament, the house in which an agrieved MP takes his grievances.
Well observed, Mr. Zulu, you are more than right. The conduct of some so called honorables leaves much to be desired.
The idiots especially young parliamentarians urged on by pathetic fools older parliamentarians want to turn parliament into a chibuku tarvern where no rules and regulations exist. STUPID IDIOTS.
When sense is discussed you ll not see that son of a bitch indiyo comment.
Two useless chief tribalism indigo Tyrol and that mukuka and MUSONDA.
Maiko is telling the truth. Parliament is for shaping rules & lobbing for development. It’s not a battlefield for politics. There are courts of law to challenge the legality of the opposition leadership , not parliament