DPP’s Tay Grin promotes hygiene in bid to win as MP in Lilongwe City Centre

Limbani Kalilani who is popularly known Tay Grin or Nyau King says he is committed to promote hygiene in public market areas within Lilongwe City Centre Constituency to prevent cholera outbreaks.

Kalilani removing garbage using shovel
Uncollected garbage at Area 25 Nsungwi market
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Kalilani, who is contesting for a parliamentary seat on a Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) ticket in the constituency, said this on Wednesday during a clean-up exercise at Nsungwi market in Area 25, Lilongwe.

He  said that last year during the rainy season many people were affected by cholera and other waterborne diseases that put their lives in danger.

“As a shadow member of parliament to stand under DPP ticket during this coming tripartite election on May 21, 2019 for City Centre Constituency, I will ensure that all garbage in various market places are removed to avoid spreading of illnesses,” Kalilani said.

He added that he would be working together with Councillors, market leaders and community members among others to ensure that their societies are safe and clean through introduction of friendly waste management initiatives.

The Shadow MP requested Lilongwe City Council and Non-Governmental Organizations among others to work together with the government in fighting against waterborne diseases and provide good sanitary facilities and also improve healthcare services.

Area 25 Nsungwi Market Chairperson, Yusufu Sitala said as market leader he would discuss with fellow business colleagues at the market to maintain hygiene by removing all waste materials every two weeks.

He commended the aspiring MP for taking on board hygiene issues which he said was a big challenge affecting the health of some community members including business people.

“Most of the people in our areas do not have pit latrines and fail to clean their surroundings due to lack of civic education, but now we will try to follow hygiene practices as demonstrated to us today,” Sitala added.

Peter Makiyi who roasts fresh maize (Dowe) at the market pointed out the bad smell from waste materials affected their business because it keeps away customers.

“Many customers avoided buying our commodities because our surroundings were poor  and full  of flies that transmit diseases such as cholera and dysentery just to mention a few,” he observed.

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Natty
Natty
5 years ago

Mukachoka kumeneko mubwete ku Area 18 A Market. Community tinakonxako on 31/12/18 kmabe tifuna chithandizo chanu

Maduro
5 years ago

Ndiye mukatha apo ndiye muziti ndinu a Professor eti? Kuchosa zinyalala komweku?

Sato
Sato
5 years ago

Kusamalira Malo ngati misika ndikofunikira. Koma izi za Tay Grin ndiye bodza.

Grace Mwenda
Grace Mwenda
5 years ago

Don’t waste your time, you can not win. Ukatipatsa ndalamazo tizilandira popeza ndizimene DPP ikutibera – PRINCE OF THIEVES

chataika
chataika
5 years ago
Reply to  Grace Mwenda

achimwene musamakhale ngati kovotako mudzakakhala nokha kapena kuti mukaponya voti yanu ndiye kuti its final ifenso yathu tikaponya so dont be rude.

Nambewe Sokosi
Nambewe Sokosi
5 years ago

Inu tamango dayani tsitsi nkumaimba chipapapa… mwalowako nku chipinda cha kongelesi i doubt you will make it!

VOICE OF THE POOR
VOICE OF THE POOR
5 years ago

Well done ….but I still doubt if you will make it to parliament….

POOR MAN FEEL IT
POOR MAN FEEL IT
5 years ago

mupanga paka liti

guy jobo
guy jobo
5 years ago

I highly commend the gesture by the aspirant.However it is short of telling the authorities that the whole social system in Malawi is in shambles.imagine aspirants or members of parliament are now buying books,desks constructing class rooms,buying ambulances,etc.what is the govt doing with the monies that are voted for social activities. What is the Executive doing.Now politicians are doing the job of the Executive.something is not adding up.we need to reverse this trend. politicians or communities should come in to support and not give them as their responsibility.

POOR MAN FEEL IT
POOR MAN FEEL IT
5 years ago
Reply to  guy jobo

Kantole tele tola mupanga paka liti malume

Phoenix rising
Phoenix rising
5 years ago

Your party has been in power for the last five years and here you are crap like this. If you think you are trying to win peoe’s hearys just know that you are highlighting your DPPs inefficiencies.

Odziwa kulamula anachita put a City system yodziwa kupanga zinthu

Mungodzipanga decampaign

Pofera Salambula
Pofera Salambula
5 years ago
Reply to  guy jobo

I totally agree with your contribution…the system is broken down to the extent that politicians are taking advantage of the rotten system.

Mike Chilimmadzi
Mike Chilimmadzi
5 years ago
Reply to  guy jobo

But this one didn’t buy anything. He just initiated what the business people should go in our markets in terms of hygiene.

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