December 1, 2020
Mwawihe Mpapa -Nyasa Times 6 Comments
Davie Chingwalu, who became the media’s darling Police Public Relations Officer has retired from the Malawi Police Service after serving for almost 30 years.
Chingwalu: Exit police
Chingwalu retired on November 30, 2020 at the rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police. He was Officer in Charge at Thyolo Police Station.
He bade farewell to fellow police officers on December 1, 2020.
“Where there is an entrance, there must be an exit,” said Chingwalu as he addressed staff.
He said it wasn’t easy joining the police but the passion in him made him enlist as a police recruit, coupled with his love for the job.
He further said that they were about 31 recruits in their squad and that he was leading in ranks because of his hardworking spirit
Chingwalu advised serving officers to be disciplined and to desist from corruption.
“Police officers must be patriotic and have integrity all the time,” he said.
He commended Thyolo Police Women Network which he said has improved under his 12-month tenure.
Chingwalu was loved by many journalists in the country because of his efficiency as a PRO. He walked to newsrooms to give information and grant interviews He was always available for media interviews even on the phone.
No wonder he rose from southern region to national Police headquarters as PRO.
He later moved to Chikwawa as Officer in Charge and in November 2019 to Thyolo.
Station Officer for Thyolo police station James Nalima commended retired Chingwalu for being a caring leader.
“We have learnt a lot from you sir. We will miss your advice.” said Nalima.
Soldier Robert move on. You cannot be talking rubbish about the same person, same issue, same MDF until when? He did not come back. He was recalled. He was forced to retireby your cluess then President Phumbwa. Wamva?
Mzakwacha Nixon
4 years ago
Other Police Officers,
Please,emulate good habits of Chingwalu.A police officer must not be partsan,must be straight and talking the walk.
With the coming in of Dr.G.Kainja and yes,His Excellency Dr.Chakwera, hopefully,Mw.Police can change.
Stop doing what you had been doing during Mutharika P,full of corruption,things(munkabaso inde)
Kumayenda and see how police in other countries behave, very straight&professional… But Mw.Police,kikiki,were/(are useless)…no dispute(s) on that.
Good morning Officer Chingwalu,you deserve salutes, retiring energetically.Thank You Sir !!!
Mdala uyuyu amaitha heavy. Always calm and composed. Kapumeni bwino kwa Thukwi
Soldier Robert
4 years ago
I know of a certain soldier in MDF, who having worked there for 42 years he wa retired at level of general. Sadly he wasn’t done yet because he went back to MDF until second retirement which nobody knows when and if that would be final.
Soldier Robert move on. You cannot be talking rubbish about the same person, same issue, same MDF until when? He did not come back. He was recalled. He was forced to retireby your cluess then President Phumbwa. Wamva?
Other Police Officers,
Please,emulate good habits of Chingwalu.A police officer must not be partsan,must be straight and talking the walk.
With the coming in of Dr.G.Kainja and yes,His Excellency Dr.Chakwera, hopefully,Mw.Police can change.
Stop doing what you had been doing during Mutharika P,full of corruption,things(munkabaso inde)
Kumayenda and see how police in other countries behave, very straight&professional… But Mw.Police,kikiki,were/(are useless)…no dispute(s) on that.
Good morning Officer Chingwalu,you deserve salutes, retiring energetically.Thank You Sir !!!
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Mdala uyuyu amaitha heavy. Always calm and composed. Kapumeni bwino kwa Thukwi
I know of a certain soldier in MDF, who having worked there for 42 years he wa retired at level of general. Sadly he wasn’t done yet because he went back to MDF until second retirement which nobody knows when and if that would be final.
Ayende bwino.
leaving a happy man. Nzosowa izi