ZAMBIANS SHOULD ONLY GIVE PRESIDENT HICHILEMA AND UPND FIVE YEARS – KABIMBA
… says the UPND Government should be bold enough and accept that they failed to run the affairs of the country.
Lusaka … Monday, June, 13, 2022 [Smart Eagles]
Economic Front EF President Winter Kabimba says the UPND Government has failed to meet the aspirations of the Zambian people and should be shown the exist door in 2026.
Speaking when he featured on Millennium radio this morning, Mr. Kabimba said President Hichilema should be bold enough and accept that he have failed to run the country.
He said accepting failure will not make the UPND less humans.
” UPND have no humility to accept failure and will keep bashing their heads against the wall and they think accepting failure will make them less human. Zambians should give the UPND fives years to be in power, they gave MMD 20 years,PF 10 years and the UPND should be given five years, the arithmetic is very correct,” Mr. Kabimba said.
And Mr. Kabimba said the UPND wants to employ their cadres in the pending teacher recruitment process.
” The UPND wants to employ their cadres, members and supporters even when they don’t have qualifications. The Teaching Council of Zambia is doing a wonderful job, they know what qualifications a teacher should have. What the UPND pronounce during the day is not what they want at night. They promised their supporters that they will be employed even without qualifications,” Mr. Kabimba said.
” Cornelius Mwittwa is having power for the first time and power has corrupted his mind. Iam surprised with his justification regarding his displeasure about the recruitment process. The problem with UPND is that they think they are the only ones that are educated all of us dont think. Yet there are many of us that think better than them. They said the teacher recruitment process was faulty because the Office of the President was not involved. Since when did the recruitment of a teacher become an Office of President function,” Mr. Kabimba asked.
Meanwhile, Mr. Kabimba says the performance of the mining sector is a disaster and only benefiting transnational corporations.
“If the mining sector was performing well the Copperbelt would have development in all indices. Would have had high levels of employment, reduced crime and poverty levels and life expectancy would be huge than any province. The Copperbelt province is as poor as Luapula or central province.