Chidanti ‘talks’ from experience in Phalombe North

UTM Party spokesperson, who is also campaign chairperson for Phalombe North Constituency by-election, Dr Joseph Chidanti Malunga, said everything is pretty cut out for the people in the constituency if they are looking for development.

UTM troops at the campaign in Phalombe
Chidanti: It is difficult for an opposition MP to advocate for development 
UTM crowds at the rally
 Chidanti was addressing scores of people on Wednesday September 7 at an impromptu rally at Mkongoloni Secondary School Ground after escorting UTM parliamentary aspirant, Justine Ambuye Amuna Mokowa to present his nomination papers to MEC at Khongoloni TDC.
He said as a key partner in the Tonse Alliance government UTM is slated to play a critical role in the social and economic development of Phalombe district and Phalombe North Constituency in particular.
 He said voting for Mokowa would therefore be tantamount to voting for development because he is already in government.
Chidanti said it is difficult for an opposition MP to advocate for development owing to the dynamics of politics in the country.
“I was once an opposition MP and I know how difficult it is to be in opposition and looking for development from government. Half the time development projects pass you by, and I experienced that until I was voted out by my constituents because I was not able to give them the development they were looking for.”
“But you people of Phalombe North  Constituency have an opportunity today to do the right thing to fast track your way to development by voting  for  UTM  and Mokowa,” said Malunga adding that  the decision  to vote  for Mokowa is the most popular even among chiefs  and  the business community in the constituency.
Speaking at the same rally, UTM Patron, Noel Masangwi urged the people to vote for Mokowa because UTM is the only party which is peaceful and focused on development.
 He reminded the people of the violence that the party suffered in the district not long ago but said   the party cannot retaliate because it does not believe in eye for an eye.
Masangwi further  said the responsibility to punish perpetrators of violence was left to God adding that by voting for Mokowa people will make a strong statement that violence in Phalombe is a thing of the past.
Presidential campaign Chairman, Felix Njawala, who was also among the speakers said the party has given all the support to Mokowa by among other things ensuring that he has adequate resource to travel around the constituency to deliver his message of development to the people.
 He said this has been done based on the understanding and conviction that UTM is the best conduit through which infrastructure and other development initiatives can be piped through to the constituency and the whole of Phalombe district.
Speaking earlier after presenting his papers at Khongoloni TDC, Mokowa said he is ready to continue working for the people of Phalombe North for them to enjoy real and sustainable development.
 He said the people of the area know him very well and can testify that he is a capable individual who can negotiate development on their behalf.
The aspiring UTM candidate therefore appealed to the people to come out in large numbers on November 10 to vote for him in order to experience the change they have always been looking for.
Other notable speakers  at the meeting were  Regional Director of Women for  the south, Loyce Mponda,  Deputy  Regional Governor for the South; Regional Organising Secretary, Amos Phiri and Phalombe District Governor.
 Phalombe North Constituency seat fell vacant following a High Court verdict nullifying the May 2019 results due to massive irregularities.

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Segwe
Segwe
4 years ago

You are a no body Remember you me the twins Madise the lawyers….at Chichiri Sec school.?Get ur act together man..pezani zochita zeni zeni a Malunga

Mwini muzi
4 years ago

The notion that when you elect a candidate from the ruling party then your constituency will be developed is untrue. All these assertion purported by Malunga are a pile of lies. He was booted out from his constituency because he failed to deliver. All MPs receive equal amount of constituency fund for development.We have many independent MPs who are on their second term after delivering successfully in their first term. My advice to people of Phalombe is to elect a condidate who poses the values of: honesty, hardworking, excellence, winning together, integrity and humility. Don’t look at a party, focus… Read more »

Last edited 4 years ago by Mwini muzi
Febe
Febe
4 years ago
Reply to  Mwini muzi

I like this piece of advice. Its high time that the rural masses adopted this kind of thinking and voting

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