Atupele storms Lilongwe again for Covid-19 response

United Democratic Front (UDF) president Atupele Muluzi who kick-started his initiative of going around the country distributing food items to people and sensitising them about the novel coronavirus pandemic in Lilongwe last month, over the weekend returned to the capital on the same exercise.

Atupele helping offloading bags of maize flour and groceries from the truck to the amusement of the beneficiaries and onlookers which included chiefs.
Atupele: Feed the people in Lilongwe
Atupele took his time to explain to the people on the dangers of the virus and the preventive measures.
Atupele washes his hands with soap as he asked beneficiaries to wash hands with soap before and after getting their packages

Muluzi, who is also Minister of Energy in President Peter Mutharika’s Cabinet, visited Msiliza Township and handed out Covid-19 prevention items including maize for the most food-insecure households.

He also distributed lifesaving information about the virus and gave a civic education on the same.

Before distributing, Muluzi urged the people to “stay at a safe distance from one another in line, and wash your hands.”

He said:  “As President Professor Peter Mutharika said, Covid-19 is real and it is here with us.  We have about 39 cases, including three deaths since April 2 when Malawi reported its first three cases.”

Atupele, who  distributed food stuffs to the elderly and women as part of his personal initiative to cushion vulnerable people to the effects of Covid-19 which has brought business on a slowdown, said: “Together, as one, we can fight the virus.”

He was seen helping offloading bags of maize flour and groceries from the truck to the amusement of the beneficiaries and onlookers which included chiefs.

Atupele said he is on the distribution exercise as his small contribution to government efforts in making sure that poor people are cushioned from the economic shocks which have been brought up by the virus which has become a global public health.

A fierce social and political commentator Idriss Ali Nassah commended Atupele for his initiative.

“Given the humanitarian and socio-economic impact of the coronavirus and how livelihoods have been affected, what UDF president Atupele Muluzi is doing by going around distributing food items is an excellent intervention to address the needs of the vulnerable members of our society,” observed Nassah.

Atupele told them people the hygiene habits should not just be about avoiding coronavirus but should be a way of living so as to avoid other communicable diseases.

He assured the people that the current under the leadership of President Professor Peter Mutharika will do everything possible to make sure that people are protected from the pandemic.

 

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24 replies on “Atupele storms Lilongwe again for Covid-19 response”

  1. Osatipusisa apa ndi ma campaign anu nthawi yonnseyi anthu amafa ndi njala munali kuti? Pano ndi nthawi yokololatu anthu sakuvutika ufa za ziii

  2. This is GREAT. Well done Atupele Muluzi. It’s a relief at a time when our country is being bombarded by an idiot of a VP – Chilima – who is waking up everyday speaking nonsense.

    1. Not in Malawi. Unduna omaliza ndi onwewu sazaununkhanso MCP UTM ikutenga boma kulibe zobera chaka chino. Sulemani ndi uyu waulula gule

    2. He will be on the sidelines waiting to take over as state president. Then: BINGO, UDF back in the driving seat.

  3. This is the way to go. Not that someone who is powe hungry talking about being a torchbearer
    That’s the best alliance with Peter. Chilima wakhwefuka mu kabudula. Mnyamata uyu Muluzi wakuyenda pansi wakupinda ndipi sanati,uona nyekhwe

  4. Campaign campaign, kayambireni kwanu konko. Mwawuponda ndi agogo akowo. Btw, munakatigayilakonso ti ma ppe munapeleka ku China tija.

    1. Don’t you know that Atupeles mother is a chewa. Banjanso lachifumu. Remember that some of us have parents across regions and I am one of them. We don’t see regions. My mother is from Salima and my father from Chiradzulu. Exactly mmene alili and a Kabwira, Joyce Banda and very many Malawians. Even skcs father was from the South.

  5. That is very good . People need information & the food for sure BUT dont forget that this is Campaign so dont say to the amusement of the beneficiaries. Campaign time this is normal where was he before the lockdown was announced? It doesn’t amuse us all we know is that he did a good thing to give the people PPEs & food but it’s Campaign.

  6. Good. Very good. This is what we expect from our leaders. Putting the interests of the nation first. Keep up the good work Austin Atupele Muluzi, Malawi is for all of us. Win the hearts of people.

      1. Anzelu ndi Anzelu bambo, osati Norman Chonzi Gondwa. What matters is not seeing the classroom but the usage of the brain properly. Not the way your concourt judges used theirs, nonsense!

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