‘Fake news’: Chakwera’s son denies accident reports on social media
President Lazarus Chakwera’s son, Nick, has swiftly reacted to social media reports that he was involved in a car accident Friday night, describing is as fake news.
Social media platforms were awash with reports Saturday morning that Nick’s vehicle hit that of a High Court judge, alleging he looked drunk and wanted a fight with the judge after the accident.
The unfounded reports also said bags full of money were found in Nick’s vehicle.
But Nick, who is a pastor, says on his Facebook wall that he was not involved in any accident.
“I wasn’t in Blantyre last night. I am home. Regard any news flying around about me being involved in an accident as untrue,” he says.
He warns people to verify issues before copying and pasting stories from social media platforms.
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They can’t sue because it is true. His protestations of innocence is as fake as his pastorship.
As much as people are rejecting this story about the Presidents Son being involved in the Accident, we have seen pictures of two Prados of Executive class being involved, we have heard that the other one was a judge and who is the other Executive? Please refute with evidence that the accident did not involve a state house vehicle, if it was a state house vehicle who was the person on the Driving seat? it may not be Nick, but who is this person we want to know.
Another fake pastor
Ma cadet have a lot of smear campaign to do. Nyama zenizeni ma cadet. They’re using Malawi Voice.
Please sue these unprofessional journalist calling themselves Malawi Voice. MWK20,000,000 plus legal costs(conservative)
Yeah
Sue then so that others should learn a lesson. Just like Bakili TV station does deliberately mix the truth and false comments about the lifestyle of Kamuzu Banda and Mama Kadzamila.
Please do not waste your time about Bakili Tv station
Mukunamatu inu. Ma judge anakuberekani aja mwayamba kuwaopseza