Lucius handover K2m Chakwera’s donation to musician

President Lazarus Chakwera on Tuesday fulfilled his promise of cash donation to musicians William Kachigamba.

Lucius Banda (r) handover cash to Namadingo

Musician Patience Namadingo orchestrated the move to help Kachigamba who was born with albinism to receive special treatment in Zambia.

Lucius Banda, who is also presidential advisor on arts and youth, presented  the cash donation amounting to K2 Million to Kachigamba through Namadingo on Tuesday.

“Yesterday morning I handed over the K2 Million to Namadingo.

“This is the money the president of this country history Excellency Dr. Lazarus Chakwera pledged to contribute when I humbly brought it [Kachigamba’s Issue] to his knowledge,” said Banda.

He further thanked Namadingo for his helping heart.

Namadingo has been sourcing funds to help vulnerable people as well as developmental projects.

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9 replies on “Lucius handover K2m Chakwera’s donation to musician”

  1. When will this country change its backwards ways of doing things? When will this specialist treatment be available in our hospitals? Are you going to be giving cash handouts to sick people all the time? What is it that is available in Zambia which we don’t have here? The answer is simple. Priorities.

  2. za chimalawidi eee osapereka cheque bwa? we dont trust Lucious Banda. wasololamo ma 4pin pa bundle iliyonse

  3. Our dear president Chakwera, please don’t be choosy. Namadingo, among other initiatives, pointed out a bad bad bridge/ road between Nthalire and Chitipa. What are you going to do about that? Perhaps you should visit Nthalire via Nyika from Rumphi side as well and I am dead sure you will be moved as you have been moved on the equally deserving Kachigamba matter. Kudos for helping but more could have been done, especially on a matter that would help a whole isolated community, Nthalire. This is a low lying fruit, please pick it up Tonse Alliance!

  4. This is so cheap. Why give him hard cash other than cheque. Do you think when you give a cheque people will doubt the gesture? Please avoid cheap politics and be smarter.

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