Clergy preaches  unity of purpose on Chilembwe’s Day 

Providence Industrial Mission (PIM) president, Reverend Wilson Mitambo has emphasized the need for unity of purpose among Malawians so that the nation could scale to a new direction of prosperity.

Mutharika signs visitors books as Rev Mitambo looks on
Rev Fletcher Kaiya preaches for unity and peace for all Malawians
President Mutharika and First Lady sing from the hym book
Some members of the clergy at the commemoration ceremony

Mitambo made the remarks on Tuesday during the memorial service in remembrance of the fallen hero, Reverend John Chilembwe at Providence Industrial Mission in Chiradzulu.

He observed that gone were the days when people regardless of political, tribal or religious affiliations castigated and pulled down each other, arguing that time had come when people from all aspects of life coexisted with unity and harmony as pillars for developing the country.

“Let us take a new direction that will involve all of us in working together regardless of differences in political and religious backgrounds to support developmental agenda for the betterment of this nation,” he said.

The cleric also commended President Mutharika for spearheading different development initiatives in various places in the country including Chiradzulu, citing the construction of the magnificent Aida Chilembwe Community Technical College and a tarmac road to PIM.

“The tarmac road has greatly eased movement of goods and services to different places within and outside Chiradzulu and the district is now at the verge of becoming industrious as envisioned by Chilembwe himself,” he said.

In his remarks, President Peter Mutharika reiterated that government would continue implementing different development projects that are in line with the aspiration of Reverend John Chilembe to fully transform the lives of people in Chiradzulu and the nation at large from abject poverty to prosperity.

“Apart from infrastructural developments, my government has also increased access to piped water in hard to reach areas to ensure that communities have access to clean and potable water, among others,” Mutharika emphasised.

This year’s John Chilembwe Day was commemorated under the theme: ‘United we stand’.

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Pitala and Zamiya K145 million

If you bring cadets to intimidate others at the Chilembwe day function, most of us will stop to regard him as a national hero. What you have to know Chilembwe was a reverend and not a thug like Ntopwa 1. Alamu Pumani should lead by example and you can stop this. Bingu was far much better that you. Why do you let thugs control you? Is it because of your association with a thug Bakili. We will regard Chilembwe as a terrorist who killed in cold blood.

Manyane
Manyane
5 years ago

When did NTENJE become a shehe ? Kuchi moslem kuli Zachibwana .

Sure
Sure
5 years ago

In fact from BT up to PE sitimaponda dothi ife.

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