Atupele says young people ‘osafinyika’: Promises to make them at centre of Malawi development agenda

Atupele Muluzi the running mate to President Peter Mutharika, the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) torch-bearer in the fresh presidential election set for July 2 on Saturday embarked on the whistle-stop campaign tour in the Eastern Region drumming support for DPP-UDF alliance ticket.

Atupele says DPP-UDF alliance will give complete policy certainty to develop young people and enhance their potential
Handclappers say Atupele speaking to a lot of people’s issues
Atupele walk about to campaign
DPP-UDF alliance on campiagn trail with President Peter Mutharika’s running Atupele Muluzi addressing crowds
DPP director of campaign Ben Phiri with Atupele on whistle stop tour
Atupele addresses huge crowds on his whiste-stop
DPP-UDF supporters listening to Atupele

Starting his campaign from Zomba-Thondwe constituency a tour which takes him to MonkeyBay, the 41-year-old Atupele  said he wants to contribute  to build a government that is responsible to the people, particulary the young people and women.

Atupele said: “Achinyamata anzaga musafinyike, I am one of you and will ensure that we will develop the young people and be bolstered by robust national policies and innovative solutions to the challenges they faced.”

The  Minister of Energy, who is also UDF president, said the youth faced many challenges,  but will support President Mutharika to have “clear synergies” with sustainable development agenda.

“We will seek to harness the innovative spirit of young people in addressing our development challenges,” said Atupele to hundreds of esctaic crowds who thronge the roadside.

 

He said the DPP-UDF alliance is “a window of opportunity” to  make President Mutharika renew his mandate  to get over 80% of the total votes.

In his statement, DPP campaign director Ben Phiri,  who is also the Minister of Local Government described Malawi Congress Party as tarmec (poison) which kills people, urging people to only vote for Mutharika and Atupele.

Senior Chief Mlumbe hailed President Mutharika for choosing Atupele as his running mate, described the choice as the best of the best.

Among others officials who were present during the tour includes vice president for UDF Lilian Patel, Rosby Gadama the Member of Parliament for Zomba Thondwe constituency, DPP  Blue League chairperson Dumisani Lindani,  UDF MP for Zomba Ntonya constituency Ned Poya and DPP youth director for Eastern region Steven Bamusi.

On his choice of Atupele as his running mate, Mutharika said he settled for the UDF president because “he is a person I can work with to unite and develop this country. He understands that leadership comes with responsibility”.

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Malemu Tippex Arthur P Stole K145 million

Udf will work hard because they know that Pitala is a dead man walking. Awatu ngowawidwa mtima with what Bingu did. This is the same land rover that Muluzi and Bingu used. Chenjerani a dpp. Mwabetsa chipani. Pitala ndi chitsirudi ndithu.

Kay
Kay
3 years ago

Nsanje yerere nsanje. Udf and DPP ndi mmodzi. Palibe kubetsa. Bwana akapanga retire we we still be behind both.

Limbuli
Limbuli
3 years ago

Looks like the party has already been handed over to the original owners (UDF)

Dr. Godfrey Mvuma
Dr. Godfrey Mvuma
3 years ago

Warning to MCP-UTM Alliance, do not be conceited about the wins you have gained through the Judiciary. This is exactly what I had said last time that MCP-UTM Alliance will be slow to start campaigns which is a crtical flaw in stragtegic political offensiveness. DPP-UDF Alliance is not taking the battle lying down. They are already awake, which is strategically important for the raod to winning the elctions. MCP-UTM get over your Supreme Court victorious outcome, swiftly move to an aggressive and offencive campaign in the areas which are strongholds of DPP and UDF. Failure to do this you can… Read more »

Prophecy
Prophecy
3 years ago

Tikufinyika kale ndi boma lanu nde zotinamizazi zimatha kalekale

knox
3 years ago
Reply to  Prophecy

Muluzi akuvomereza kuti achinyamata akufinyika ndi Boma lilipoli SO VOTE FOR CHANGE. Thanks Bwana AA for the wise advice.

Chi
Chi
3 years ago

Tikuyendera pa convoy ngati vice President wadziko

Bibo
Bibo
3 years ago

Very foolish idiot of a politician. He has no love for the youth he is claiming to be fighting for, and in fact, he is not patriotic or not a true comrade. Atupele was busy enjoying Beijing beef with fried rice in China when Chilima and Chakwera were battling MEC and DPP in court for a stolen election and he was mute without showing concern that the democratic process had been messed up with by the two partners in crime. He lost his seat in his constituency because of the same electoral fraud or should we say Atupele is a… Read more »

Papa
Papa
3 years ago

Atupele is energetic, calm and humble.

Malawi belong to the citizens

Ben Phiri please,it is DPP which is poisonous,u have created more poverty amongst malawians.dpp yapha anthu Ku Lilongwe ndi petrol bomb.kodi muzingoti MCP ndiya kupha mpakana liti thesani umphawi osati Za MCP zo.mwelephera kuthetsa umphawi kumwera ndiye muzitisokosa apa.It shows that you are useless.kuba basi, corruption and bribes.

Malawi belong to the citizens

Atupele has no leadership skills,he is the son of former president,uziputsisa omwewo osadzindikirawo , umphawi sakuuziwa awa.

Atupele nyenya tambala wakuda

Udf mu 1994 inangodula mutu tambala wakuda. Koma Mayo Mayo Atupele anyenya ndi matumbo omwe tambala wakuda. Bakili anangodula kuti dula dula koma PA 2 kukhala nyenya nyenya kufafaniza mcp PA map.. muzandikhulupilira pa 2. Lero tsopano achinyamata onse akufuna Atupele chifukwa Cilima wawapusitsa pokalowa ku Ng’ona.

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