STOP CELEBRATING UNRULY BEHAVIOR LISWANISO COMMENTS ON CHIWEMPALA INCIDENT INVOLVING HH
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The lack of morals is evident when some individuals celebrate unruly behavior simply to gain political advantage, despite the president’s efforts to assist the genuine victims affected by the market fire.
Who will compensate the widow who lost her capital, which she relied on to support her family, if the president had not boldly allocated 10 million kwacha?
I strongly believe in discipline, and it is disheartening to see people advocating for lawlessness while claiming to govern the country.
Our focus should be on improving the livelihoods of our citizens. If there are issues, let’s engage respectfully and find the best solutions, rather than destroying the country to benefit unruly groups.
Thank you, Mr. President, for the 10 million donation, which has sparked debate and clearly demonstrates your love for the Zambian people and your commitment to serving them.
The president is aware of the situation at Senseli Mine, and decisions are being made to protect our people while ensuring that operations safeguard the future of everyone affected.
Gilbert Liswaniso
UPND National Youth Chairman
It is seriously immoral to find joy on what transpired in Chingola yesterday.It is instead disheartening to see people throwing stones and damaging property when there was another sad thing just a few days apart, the fire in the market that saw people losing property and money.The President and his government has the duty to take care of the people and property, it is extremely sad to experience such a barbaric act of criminality.The President wanted to see and have an interaction with the victims of the market fire as well as the people and find solutions to mitigate.The people of Chingola must always be alert and report suspicious people to the police.
Mr Liswaniso, you should have said stop celebrating criminal behaviour. You can understand PF’s behaviour, because in their case criminal conduct was used as a strategy to extend their stay in power. They are celebrating because it reminded them of their past conduct. However, there’s one thing they don’t realise, Zambians made up their minds that they can’t go back to the evil days.