Mutharika refuses to use red carpet at Kudontoni funeral ceremony

President Peter Mutharika joined thousand of mourners on Friday in Salima where the remains of late Eckilen Kudontoni were interred but the Head of State President surprised the gathering when he refused to be accorded a red carpet treatment as is the case with all Presidential functions.

Mutharika paying tribute
Mutharika paying tribute

Events organisers had put the red carpet for the President but Mutharika refused, saying he wanted to pay tribute to his Democratic Progressive Party’s departed secretary general humbly.

And in his obituary, the visibly grief-stricken Mutharika praised the contributions that late Kudontoni made to his family, the Democratic Progressive Party and the nation during his whole political career.

“You dedicated your life to the party. You were a gentle force in the unity of the party. You were a wise counselor. And you were always ready to fight for our good cause. We fought together, we were teargassed together during those days in the wilderness,” eulogized the State President.

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mwakhuyu@gmail.com
7 years ago

kakalapeti ndikachani inu

Maunits
Maunits
7 years ago

Zonamiza anthu basi palinkhani ya 2014 apa zopusa basi chithimireni magetsi ndiye wina aziti 2014 wakhuta cashgate eti stupit usazaneneso zimenezo iwe Anthu ndi woipa. Chothamangisira Uladi ndichiyani pamaliropo za ziiii.

Mangochi
Mangochi
7 years ago

Using red carpet? Only in poor africa. Zopusa basi.

Holly man
7 years ago

May your soul rest in eternal peace

Amalawi ndioyipa
7 years ago

I knew Peter is better than Magufuli who is so much praised by blind Malawians. Bravo APM.Mpaka 2024 woooo!

Hkamdidi
Hkamdidi
7 years ago

This same president used a red carpet when visit flood victims in Nsanje and everywhere even during tree planting days. It is only on this occasion that is why it has necessitated that it should be news worthy

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