Ex- Malawi police commissioner joins Chilima movement: 33 to contest as MPs in North
A former police commissioner has joined the so called Chilima movement for transformation and has since declared he would contest for a parliamentary seat in Mzimba on the movement ticket.
Chilika Simfukwe said he decided to join the movement because of the quality leadership in vice president Saulos Chilima.
“This country can only move forward with Dr Saulos Klaus Chilima as its leader,” said Simfukwe.
Chilima movement coordinator for the north Afick Mbewe said the movement has a record 33 people who want to vie for parliamentary seats in the north during the 2019 election. Mbewe described the coming in of Simfukwe as a boost.
The movement’s National Deputy Director of Women Loyce Mponda and Director of Recruitment Wyson Sumayili disclosed that their Northern Region leaders are meeting people in their offices, markets and other places to sell Chilima.
“We are using door- to- door strategy of meeting these people we are meeting them even in their offices and business places because we believe these are the right people who can give us the real political outlook for the region. Now, we are proving wrong those who are against Chilima’s candidature, we are unveiling DPP heavy weights into our camp soon,” Mponda said.
Chilima announced last week that he was abandoning the Democratic Progressive Party, the party that propelled him to the office of the vice presidency in 2014 polls.
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Go forward Chilima!! Save Malawi. Malawi can move forward with this young, energetic, educated, with vision leader. Our country is dying due to visionless leaders. We hear of corruption corner to corner but without arrests. Chilima. You have my vote!!!
People with rotten brains are the ones trusting a movement.
Malawians you mean you can trust Kalindo who wanted to match naked in front of his children, sisters and relatives to see his nakedness on TV. Education went with Kamuzu not these rotten eggs supporting Nchilima You will now begin to see rotten people like Kalindo and Ngumuya. Please please don’t we have educated people in this country to talk to Nchilima to get away from these uneducated things.
These uneducated things are better than the educated thing we have now.
So you hav brains and you practice nepotism, corruption and madala team
The educated have failed us bigtime, this time mbulife we are taking over
What will the difference be after ropping in the same Dpp heavyweights amene atikwana kalewo? Dpp is a party of crazy, selfish, thieving people.
In Chilima we trust. Any person who has capacity to read between lines can see how this Movement will shake this country and form a Corruption free GOVERNMENT come 2019. Web are Chilima desiples ready to preach the Gospel of a changed Malawi without shame and fear. God is our Wipon.
And you’re toking the truth my brother chilima sangawine tisamanamizanepo pano tiyen angotithandiza kuchotsa nkholokozi mbomali
A movement is like a grouping not a party. In Kenya there was mau mau movement where are they. Ex police officer then what?. We know this person he was a corrupt police officer. Over my dead foot Nchilima will never rule this country. Ngumuya go and start composing songs or go I back to America to raise your children who are suffering. How can you let children suffer in America as if their father us dead.
Please am also interested for the movement as an MP Karonga South constituency, give me signal
Chilima Movement is a worse of time. Let him register a party and see. It will be as follows: 1 = MCP, 2 = Chilima Movement, 3 = DPP, 4 = PP. End of game.
With this kind of chipasupasu, what is going on in the minds of the likes of BJ and Chenji golo who dumped their parties to join DPP? Do they stand a chance to win parliamentary seats in 2019. They will pay for their greed.
Mpinganjira had NDA for almost 4 years and failed in the end to with the 2004 general election. He was a political player and so many followed him. Let’s see how far the Chilima wagon will go. The Chilima can win some seats but forget about a major shake-up of the mainstream parties.
That’s true