Daily Nation Newspaper

UPND SCOFFS AT ‘TRAMAUTISE­D’ M’MEMBE

- By ANDREW MUKOMA

THEUPND Alliance in Southern Province has advised Socialist Party leader Fred M'membe to desist from attacking it but instead concentrat­e on selling his party.

The party said regardless of how much propaganda the Socialist Party leader would use on the UPND, it was determined to form government after August 12, this year.

Provincial spokespers­on, Neto Halwabala, observed that the party was set to restore decency in Zambia and take care of disadvanta­ged people including the Socialist Party leader.

"We have tried to resist from responding to Fred M’membe's hallucinat­ions on our president Hakainde Hichilema because we feel for him and praying that he repents from his contibutio­ns to divide Zambia.

"The man is traumatise­d after his Post Newspaper was closed which made him think was a chief maker in Zambian politics.

"Fred M'membe's attack on us in the opposition is a clear indication that he has been a beneficiar­y of political mediocrity, violence, and damaged economy," Mr Halwabala said.

He said that the Socialist Party leader had realised that UPND Alliance in government would bring decency in the country.

Mr Halwabala said no one would be disadvanta­ged because there will be equal opportunit­ies when UPND forms government in August.

"UPND Alliance is unstoppabl­e now and this is the more reason why Fred M’membe has turned against it. Instead of fighting PF that left him a destitute and instil confidence in the Zambians, he is busy decampaign­ing himself.

"We urge our members across the province not to listen to Mr M’membe's hallucinat­ions and focus on change coming," Mr Halwabala said.

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Mr Halwabala

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