From Daily Nation Facebook
JOSEPH MWANZA: Hypocrisy and ignorance are imbedded in CK’s character. He does not know that Govt interference in soccer matters can invite sanctions from FIFA. Besides, selfishness is in both Kalu and himself - eg NDC is CK & CK is NDC!
MATHEWS KAYS: Zambia is not Kalu’s bedroom. He failed to save and invest when he had the privilege. Being broke is what is driving his ambitions and not passion for soccer.
People like Drogba, Eto’o, Salah and other footballers are ploughing back in their countries. What did Kalu do for his country? Nothing! Yet he has been honoured enough. Let others also have a chance.
PAUNDI KASEMPA MP: Kalusha Bwalya did his part. If its investment, Kalu has been in football for a long time, he should have invested enough by now. And I’m sure he has invested in something.
GABRIEL ROBS LUNGU: So even him is supporting Kalusha, he is also tribal! Hahahahaha, he is now confused. MUFRIKA EDWARD: Mmmmmm how’s this tribal issue coming in now, I think I now know Kambwili is tribal because it was him who was against Tongas.
SIMON NGOMA: no l do not agree with you here bwana....
CHRISPIN MAWELE: So even himself, the fight he has with Lungu is tribal?
MOFYA MFUNGO PASTOR D: Umwana ashenda atasha nyina ukunaya....drop the Mufulira thing..Kalu isn’t the the best there has ever been...expand your horizon.
Britu Mumba: Big mobile but no brains
CEPHAS MACHASA: CK being a national leader should never ever side with any tribe.
SANDSON MUSHOTA: Ba Kambwili, you have come in when it is too late. You should have spoken may be on Monday or Tuesday.
For sure Kamanga has not been fair and he may not even scoop the position which could have been automatic for Kalu. The fact that one is association President is no guarantee that he will win.
I believe President Lungu could have managed to persuade Kamanga to stand down. It may just work out to be a wasted opportunity for Zambia should Kamanga fail to win. What a shame we can’t do things for the good of the majority Zambians.
MUNYAMA MOOYA: Same mentality of making some people wamuyayaya which subscribe to Kalusha who should have invested in something when he had a salary. Even chicken rearing. Strange for someone from Bemba land to label Easterners as tribal when they are not. I thought Bembas & Easterners are good friends, so that friendship z not genuine. Look at the way Tongas & Lozis relate as mbuyas.
I’m worried about the Bemba & Easterner mbuyaship one side z not genuine & won’t mention which one. Otherwise Kalusha Bwalya could have invested. Sadly he didn’t invest, sad situation.
DON ZEE: Even himself is surprising is bringing tribalism why supporting KL.
PATRICK KALENG’A: This is where we miss it; we become too subjective and petty beyond extremes. I have just learnt that it’s now tribal and not integrity, past glory and heroism at play.
Kalachi Muleikalafye: Yes... pure wako ni wako.
DAVID KABASO: What do people mean when they say Kalu has run his race? If he has something positive to contribute, why not? Why do we magnify and hold on to positions even when we know that we have failed to deliver, is it becoming our culture to hold on to the post?
divide our country careless statements.
Let’s not by issuing
Ba chilandelande awe mwachilamo naimwe are you now the mouthpiece of Kalu. Since when did politics and sports form an alliance. Awe tata CK learn to mind your own business.
I think CK is talking sense because Kamanga is a wrong candidate for the position and for sure some people in CAF from other countries have stayed long not because they are selfish but because they are able to contribute to the game of football not failures like Kamanga, again what race is Kamanga going to run which he has failed to run as a FAZ president?
WESTON GEORGE MUBANGA: Don’t understand why you even still call him “Dr”... It is an insult to genuine doctors.
KINGSTONE BWALYA: Kalu has run his race, others should also be given a chance be it Kamanga or indeed myself. Since when did Kambwili become a football administrator to support an individual? Anyway I am just a football fan.
JIM AMOS MUMBA: All things considered, there was no need for Kamanga to make a move now for CAF while his hands are full at FAZ.
You will excuse some of us who now think that it’s all about throwing in spanners and make it difficult for Kalusha to stand than Kamanga genuinely aspiring for the position.
In short it’s all about unfinished business, about personal battles which started during the RB administration.
And it’s good there ain’t a Tonga name out there...know yourselves better.