DPP cadets fail to abduct daughter of Synod moderator: Baying for blood of Nkhoma CCAP clerics
Suspected Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) youth cadets have failed to abduct the daughter of Reverend Bizwick Nkhoma, the Moderator of Nkhoma Synod of the Church of Central Africa Presbyterian (CCAP) and the church has warned the ruling party of consequences should anything happen to one of its members.
This follows a scathing pastoral letter issued on Sunday in which the church urged its faithful to vote, in the May 21 Tripartite Elections, for an upright president who is development-conscious and will get rid of the rampant corruption, tribalism and regionalism.
The letter was hard hitting on President Peter Mutharika administration on corruption and social ills.
Nkhoma Synod general secretary Reverend Vasco Kachipapa has confirmed that suspected DPP cadets went to the high school where the daughter of the church moderator learns.
“They called for her, saying her parents wanted her but she became suspicious and run into her classroom before reporting the matter to school authorities who in turn called her parents,” said Kachipapa in an interview with Nyasa Times.
Kachipapa said the matter was reported to Lilongwe police although no arrests have been effected.
“We suspect that this has to do with the pastoral letter,” said Kachipapa.
He said since the issuance of the pastoral letter, the church officials have been receiving threats from the DPP.
Homeland Security minister Nicholas Dausi said this was not politics but criminal.
The letter, which provided direction to its faithful on what kind of leader to vote for in the elections, also attacked government for its indecisiveness in cracking down on alleged killers of people living with albinism.
It added that government had also been inert in investigating mysterious deaths of former Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) official Issa Njauju, former Polytechnic student Robert Chasowa and, lately in police custody, suspected albino abductee Buleya Lule.
But in a statement issued by Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Minister Henry Mussa, government punched holes in the synod’s pastoral letter for its “misplaced facts” and “creation of erroneous impressions”.
He said government has neither feigned ignorance of the malfeasance nor denied that corruption is deep rooted in the country.
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this is bad,thats what SKC is against,,UTM moto buuuuuu
Nkhoma Synod Clerics, I say to you all: “Don’t be afraid because those who are with you are more than those who are with dpp.” [2 Kings 6:16]. As Clerics you need not reminding that this is time to celebrate and not to be afraid! Please stand firm and you will see the deliverance the LORD will bring Malawi this year, says the Lord of Host [Exodus 14:13].
Anyapapi nonse mapwara inu
I think this is staged. Is Nkhoma the owner of the Nkhoma synod?
Cyclone Mchacha and Hurricane Dausi!!! – very destructive kwambiri. Sangakhalenso ena.
Masiku awo atha osadanda aMalawi.
They are going out
This DPP that DPP! Shame!!!
That’s bad. this is a sing of failure
This is exactly what people rejected on 14 June 1993. People wanted to live a peaceful life but DPP is taking us back to dark ages of one party system. No sane person can vote for these thugs.
Vote for Chakwera.
tamvera zilipati masiku apita wachi nyamata waku ndirande amene akujambura film othetsa nkhanza athu achi albino anamenyedwa sifukwa akuthandiza boma pothetsa nkhanza ati ena akuganizira kuti akuthandiza APM kukopa athu, bwanji simunatokote ? chifukwa ndi mwana wa abusa andalewo ndiye phokoso?
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