UTM UK Wing lauds Chilima ‘s transformation policies for Malawi
Malawians based in UK who support Vice President Saulos Chilima’s UTM party hosted a dinner and dance event in Bradford on Saturday at Cedar Court hotel to remind each other of their role to ensure the party’s victory in 2019.
Talk of colour, style and cordination was all over the place on display from the decoration to the dance steps.
So it was not surprising that in unison the group spoke from one script and agreed to ensure a UTM victory come 2019.
“I don’t know if you are as passionate as I am when it comes to UTM. The passion is from the vision of the healed Malawi that I see under the decisive leadership of Chilima. Never has a presidential candidate in Malawi explained his policies so well that you construct a vision of a good and developed Malawi,” said UTM UK chair Aubrey Makhalira, a medical doctor.
It was for this reason that Makhalira and his Secertary General Beaullah Mlanjira further appealed to the UTM members to go beyond WhatsApp and reach out to relatives and communities and influence them to vote for Chilima.
“As our leader always says, let us be the disciples and spread the good gospel of UTM. Let us reach out to many people in Malawi and mobilise resources,” said Mlanjra.
At the event, the members also raised the issue of dual citizenship, assuring all that a UTM government will into the matter and act in the interest of the UK.
Apart from Bradford, most of the members travelled from as far as London, Oxford, Leeds, Northampton and Oxford.
During the event, the group also raised funds through auctioning of various Malawi products.
Bravo UK_ Malawi we are proud of you lads & gents together let’s help Chilima to excel in 2019
Well done kumeneko ndifunila za bwino a Malawi. Keep it up
Moti muzikakolopa apa
… so many empty seats in the background! And such a small number of guests. Is this not perhaps suggestive of the UTM organizers overestimating their support, much like Chilima et al. right here in Malawi? And on the subject of influencing how the relatives of these UTMers should vote: Forget it. The voters, even the ones that are financially supported by their relatives overseas, will tell you one thing over the phone on one hand, and do what they think is right for them on the other. The relatives are not servants to take orders from their masters, so… Read more »
The only worrying thing in Malawi is that of voting on regional lines not issue based voting. Most Malawians don’t care whether the country will develop or not as long as their own is ruling that’s all. If you need evidence ask Mulli aka ‘all lomwes vote for ???????’
mia yo kutani??????????? ai bwanji amaleka kuwinitsa mcp. ma lubwalubwa ai. komweko
Patronage zero!!! Anga ndi maso
Just a gathering of 20 people and u want us kuti titani?? As ziii just bcz u r in UK mwayamba kuzimva uSalanje??? Mukuseta nkhalamba kumeneko ife tikadya money Ku Malawi konkuja. Just bcz nzanu wina Ngumuya oseta nkhalamba he made it to parliament u think u hv an influence in Malawi politics??? U r loosers and u don’t hv any influence at all in Malawi politics.
Very good words from the medical doctor. But let him be in the for front to reaching out to malawians at home. I don’t see him and many educated malawians comment on utm Facebook page.
If we can’t mobilise using such platforms how else can we expect to spread the word.
TOGETHER WE STAND DEVIDED WE FALL ! !