Friends of John Chilembwe hail Mutharika for support
Chairman of Friends of John Chilembwe Joseph Mwanamvekha has commended President Peter Mutharika for the continued support he has been rendering to the grouping.
Mutharika, who this year donated K2 million to the Providence Industrial Mission (PIM) Church, has also been instrumental in seeing that the Mbombwe, where the PIM church is situated has a tarmac road as well as the Aida Chilembwe Conference and Skills Development Centre.
Speaking in an interview on Thursday, Mwananmvekha said the grouping is open to all people of goodwill who want to see Chilembwe’s legacy grow.
He said: “As chairman of Friends of John Chilembwe we are highly indebted to the president for his support. When we asked him for a tarmac road, it was constructed from Mainala all the way to PIM. Now movement of goods and people is very easy. Not only that we now have Aida Chilembwe Technical College and our girls and boys are gaining important skills in various trades. As chairman of this grouping I want to ask all Malawians who want to see Chilembwe’s legacy grow, joining us.”
Mwanamvekha, who is also Minister of Agriculture, said it was pleasing that rains had started well this year and that God has continued to favour Malawi every rainy season.
The minister then called on the clergy in the country to continue to praying to God for the good rains.
Mwanamvekha, however bemoaned the outbreak of army worms in some areas of the country.
He called on Malawians to report any occurrence on time.
President of the Providence Industrial Mission, Reverend Mitambo also hailed Mutharika for his support saying he has transformed the area.
Mitambo also requested the President to help in the maintenace of some structures at the Mission.
“Every time we ask for your support you have always assisted us. You are indeed Adadi,” said Mitambo.
Mitambo in his homily asked Malawians to always rely on Jesus Christ.
“This world is full of people who are deceitful. They smile at you whilst they are plotting your downfall. Beware and always rely on God and his son Jesus because he never lets down,” he advised.
Apart from Mutharika who doinated K2 million to the grouping, others who also made contributions included Minister of Information Henry Mussa who donated K500 000,Joseph Mwanamvekha K500 000, Peter Mukhito K500 000, Justin Saii K200 000, Kalekeni Kaphale K200 000, James Chuma K200 000, Dr. Andy Kalinde K100 000, Leston Mulli two bags of maize, two bags of rice and two bags of beans and Mactimes Malowa K100 000.
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Terrorists that killed innocent Livingstone. That is why you are still killing. You wanted to kill Kalindo.
Imagine if it were you and the presedent sitted@ on the chair and you want to talk to him would you stand by him and talk thus not the way we Malawian do everywhere wither you are lhomwe Ngoni Yao imagin what the Chewas always do to their King Gawaundi during kulamba ceremony if such actions where being done by the Lhomwe eeeesh! !!!!!!
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Friends of John Chilembwe ndiye ziti? Mongofuna kubela boma basi
When professionals turn into puppets, Damn it mwanamveka!! Malawi needs to be saved from this village mentality of “mfumu treatment” for a mere president with no legacy at all apart from financial scandals of all times. Do u expect these people like mwanamveka to advise the president correctly and truthfully? This is a sign that President is surrounded by puppets. Not even John chilembwe would have been amused to see a grown ass African kneeling for a fellow African.
This is now a Mlakho Wa Alhomwe club, friends for John Chilembwe could have been picked from other tribes from other regions. That’s the reason this tells a story that during this function of John Chilembwe you don’t want other tribes to participate with you guys .
The Lhomwes have always wanted to claim John Chilembwe as one of their own. Chilembwe’s mother was Yao and his father was Mang’anja. The Mang’anjas lean more towards the Chewas linguistically than towards any other tribe, don’t you think so?
Mpaka kugwada munthu wamkulu? That’s really pathetic! We need to wake up from this primitive culture! And Chilembwe’s friends are still around? How old are they? Or it’s just podyera?
Respect can be shown at every angle.Kneeling to the President does not mean that someone is a puppet.That is part of respect.The president is supposed to respected and respect can be shown by different actions including kneeling down.What are you people trying to say.You are mentioning a tribe of Lhomwes here.What is wrong with it?Never think that we can be shaken by what you say we are really intact.You can not separate us.Why do you always take Lhomwes as bad people.We are all Malawians and this is our country all of us Remember that we Lhomwes respect everyone and we… Read more »
@ Makwinja, Liar liar pants on fire! If the Lhomwes stay wel with other tribes why is it that all top government positions are held by the Lhomwes? Why is everything Lhomwe as if there are no other tribes in this country? Why are you scared of other tribes? Stay with your primitive culture of grown ass men kneeling to each other. Don’t misrepresent it as respect! That’s being submissive ignorant! Get out of here!
This is apiece of wisdom, let alone from Lwomwe as well, my friend I think if am not wrong, it’s like many people are using the say that say ikaola imodzi za ola zonse, you see what I mean? I agree with you that we are all Malawians, but look my friend,, your tribe it too much tribalism. So you wake up there and take all the insults people will bring!