You can not slaughter 70 cows for that poor farmer in Kalomo just because he did not have a permit to move the animals into another district- Hon. Binwell Mpundu

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By Hon. Binwell Mpundu

THIS IS EVIL AND NOT LEADERSHIP.

People can make mistakes but some mistakes can easily be corrected as opposed to this inhuman actions. You can not slaughter 70 cows for that poor farmer in Kalomo just because he did not have a permit to move the animals into another district.



I want to appeal to President HH to help that farmer by giving him back the 70 animals and help him understand the law on the movement of animals. Sometimes our people will make mistakes unknowingly and therefore the first actions on the part of government is to teach them and giving them a second chance.



The action in the picture is not leadership but pure witchcraft and pure evil and when we as THE MOVEMENT FOR GOOD GOVERNANCE #ICHABAICHE form government I will not allow our people to be treated like second class citizens when there are other available means to address such shortcomings.The hallmark of leadership is showing love and being empathic to the plight of the people we lead and therefore such actions are not close to leadership but complete madness.



The people of Kalomo, Choma, Namwala and many other towns of the southern province who are animal farmers must be assured that we will treated them better because they deserve better.



#BCM8
#njababana

7 COMMENTS

  1. Why are you mentioning Bally here? Condemn the incident and the relevant people will listen to your concerns. Please let us be objective in our politics.

  2. On this one, Binwell Mpundu is absolutely right! Whatever wrong was committed, the punishment was severe and heartless. There were other alternative punishments that could have been applied.
    There is more sentimental value to keeping cattle than money alone. Those animals were like relatives to the owner. He knew them individually and spent his life caring for them. That Permanent Secretary Choombe is just an idyot that knows nothing but a confortable office. To encourage such careless treatment of our farmers instead of protecting them and dealing with their issues humanely is simply wickedness. He needs to be fired because he is of no value to farmers who employ him.
    Well done Bonwell. You have demonstrated that politics is about looking after people especially the poor above money.

  3. He should be compensated without fear or Favour. You can’t tell us that all these cows where sick. The government should do something here without any delaying. On this issue you are right, and we can call you honorable

  4. Honestly this is a shameful and foolish act to say the least. So they went ahead to slaughter those animals??????????????????? You people are heartless, i never knew that you can be that hearless. do you know how long that guy took to raise those animals??????? i hate all those who were involved and you dont deserve to be in those offices honestly.

  5. Those who are voicing concerns about the slaughtered cattle due to their illegal transportation into another district lack an understanding of the law. Farmers in regions such as parts of North Western, Southern, Western, Eastern, and Central Provinces recognize that moving cattle from one district or province to another without the proper legal documents is against the law, and the repercussions are severe. Cattle diseases can spread rapidly, and if not effectively managed, they can decimate the entire cattle population. Therefore, preventing cattle diseases is crucial and must align with the enforcement of the law.

    Benwell Mpundu should not mislead the public by pretending to be sympathetic. If he truly possesses realism and integrity, as his statements suggest, he should consider purchasing cattle for those struggling farmers. When will Benwell Mpundu’s political movement come into power, and what is the timeline? Benwell Mpundu is merely a political joker, and his statements are unfounded and a complete waste of time.

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