We have no other viable political option on our hands than to change regime in 2026- Nasson Msoni

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Nason Msoni

NO ALTERNATIVE OPTION TO REGIME CHANGE

We have no other viable political option on our hands than to change regime in 2026.

The overwhelming majority of our citizens are going for most part without water, food, and electricity.

Our hospitals have no medicines thereby consigning our citizens to premature death.

And what exactly is the 3 hrs of electricity supply supposed to do? In some cases there is completely no supply?

The worst part of the deficit of power supply is that the Zambian government is at the centre of exportation of power in the region depriving its own citizens of the much needed supply.

In a nutshell this is a sickening indictment on this government.

There is no worse poverty than the poverty of energy.

By insisting on exporting power to other countries in the region, the Zambian government is in essence inflicting more harm and suffering on Zambian citizens.

We will certainly never thank the UPND government for the suffering inflicted on our citizens in its pursuit to make profits for its greedy leaders.

Nasson Msoni

11 COMMENTS

  1. Can you show evidence where HH sanction a new deal to start exporting power? Those power supply deals were already in place even before HH took power and he has no right to cancel those deals. Those are running contracts that cannot be reversed otherwise we can be sued.

      • Sir, Power from Chisamba is not being exported but going to the mines on the Copperbelt province. The financiers (Stanbic bank, I stand to be corrected) of that project needed to be clear about the off-takers of that energy in order to guarantee the repayment of the loan.

        • You do stand to be corrected. Most importantly, Concerned Citizen said agreements were signed by the previous government. I challenge him as that is not factual. HH took pride in resolving the dispute between Maamba and Zesco, saying he worked overnight and found a solution when he asked banks to lend Maamba since international donors did not want to invest in coal. Should we really ask whether that deal was signed by the previous government?

  2. Hoping to get a job if government changes. Why can’t you find something profitable for you to do, than just yearning for a government job. You are not offering any programmes to improve livelihoods of people, so why bring you in government?

  3. Mr Msoni, you and your opposition colleagues have lately been climbing ant-hills and yelling and screaming about change of government next year but you all have shamefully and deceitfully failed to show us a viable, potent alternative party to take over. Are these not just hallucinations? Change from HH to who? Change from UPND to which Party? let us be real bane.

  4. NASON is very bitter. And he doesn’t care whether the bitterness shows on his face or not. Maybe even jealous. Who talks like him if one is not jealous, or bitter.

  5. Kenny ngondo used to get holidays from politics could even go and do farming not these politicians we have nowadays too much laziness always on social media talking nonsense, they think that changing government is like changing pants .No normal person can think of bringing back lazy people in government.When did loadsheding started Zambians and what could be a problem? Started under unip,mmd, PF or upnd?let the intelligent one give me an answer.

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