DPP’s Uladi drums up Mutharika’s re-election bid
The ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) vice-president (Central Region) Uladi Mussa has to be given the mandate for a second term to complete his development agenda.
Speaking when he addressed a political rally at Kanyenda Primary School in Dedza, Mussa said the Republican constitution allows a president two five-year terms.
He said Malawians should give Mutharika and his DPP another term of office to enable them complete the ongoing development programmes in the country.
“I want to make it clear, clear, clear. When time to vote comes, we should give Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika our votes for another term for the good of the nation,” Mussa, a turncoat politician who was in People’s Party (PP) before joining DPP, said.
Mussa said DPP is half way with its development initiatives, therefore, it should be given another term to accomplish them.
He said DPP will continue constructing roads, schools, community colleges, hospitals and the rural electrification programme and there is need for Malawian to vote for Mutharika in 2019 “so that by 2024 we should finish the development projects.”
Mussa warned people tto be careful when choosing leaders, saying vice-president Saulos Chilima is not even one to consider.
Chilima is leading United Transformation Movement (UTM) and is considered a biggest threat to his boss in the 2019 elections.
In the run-up to the May 20 2014 Tripartite Elections, Chilima took many people by surprise when he resigned from his lucrative job as Airtel Malawi managing director in the private sector to join active politics as Mutharika’s running mate. His gamble paid dividends when the pair triumphed in the elections.
Several former DPP gurus, including legislators Patricia Kaliati (Mulanje West and national director of women), Bon Kalindo (Mulanje South), Noel Masangwi, Allan Ngumuya (Blantyre City South), Malison Ndau (Ntcheu Central), Lewis Ngalande have joined UTM.
Others include legislators Willet Kalonga (Chiradzulu, Patricia Dzimbiri, (Balaka) Lucius Banda (Balaka) and Paul Chibingu (Mwanza) are supporting Chilima’s candidacy.
In his speech, Senior Group Headman Kanyenda appealed for his promotion, saying he has been on the position for a long time now.
He then appealed to Government to consider increasing chiefs’ honoraria from the K2 500 they are currently receiving.
The chief also asked Government to consider grading some of the area’s roads, saying farmers are failing to transport their farm produce to designated places.
During the rally, Mussa unveiled Anne Kadammanja as Dedza South Constituency shadow MP.
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Only fools can listen to Uladi. Yemweyu udf, yemmweyu Malavi, yemweyu dpp, yemweyu PP and yemweyu dpp again. Misalatu iyi.
Uladi Mussa has been changing party colours since memorial. I dont know what is wrong with this political prostitute.
Muona kuti mutani, but truth be told, DPP will not win 2019 elections. Uladi, if not careful, he will not retain his Salima seat.
Who can dislodge amwa Uladi in Salima South? There is literary nobody I can tell you. Timawakonda wakulu olo mukuwanyoza. Ife achiphole sitingawataye ndipo tidzawavotera. Ife timakonda wakuluwo osati chipani chomwe akuyimira. He can stand as independent candidate we will still vote for him. Ana mwachepa mukabadwe kasanu.
Useless Uladi Musa, your Muthalika will not win next.
Nyasatimes nanunso aaaaah musatigwetse ulesi sinthawi yomamvera za change goal.You mean as Malawians we should waste our time with selfish politicians,look @ him,full of lies.MUNTHU AMACHITA KUNENA YEKHA KUTI NDI CHENJI GOLO,WHAT CAN HE OFFER?