Malawians are disgruntled, yearning for change that delivers – Njawala

United Transformation Movement’s (UTM) aspirant Member of Parliament (MP) for Blantyre Kabula Constituency, Felix Njawala, said Malawians, including members of the newly-formed political movement are disgruntled  and  yearning for change delivers .

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He was responding to the accusations of  some members of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) who argue that UTM is  a grouping of disgruntled followers.

“Yes we are disgruntled citizens who want things to change in the country. We are disgruntled by the rate of corruption and poor service delivery the country is experiencing,” said Njawala.

He said a week hardly passes without the country’s media houses exposing a massive corruption by government entities.

He said time has come for the country’s youth to act in order to fight for their own change.

“We are dealing with the needs and   future of our children. So, if we sit down and watch this plunder of public resources, we will have nothing left for our children and country. Therefore, this is time for the youth to take action,” said Njawala.

For a long time, the youth is the country have been used and dumped by politicians. But Njawala said time has come for the youth to exercise their rights to vote for tangible development.

“It’s high ti,e young people know their value and embrace the spirit of patriotism to contribute to the development of the country.

“Young people should put the interest of their country first and refuse to be used by politicians. They should fight for true empowerment, ”  said Njawala.

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#DzukaniAmalawi
#DzukaniAmalawi
5 years ago

Nomadic kuba ndiye kwachuluka. It HAS now become a shame for the president to be associated with such plunder under his watch. Not unless he’s also involved therefore he won’t care. Anyway, the electorate is now waking up slowly. Even UTM should watch their next steps and ensure that they don’t fall into the same DPP trap. The signs I see now are already disturbing. I see signs of a Kamuzu-type politics where personalities are revered. No longer should Malawi tolerate personality politics….they become big headed and deaf.

Masomphenya
Masomphenya
5 years ago

Very true we need change. Not those in Government today including Chilima. Well said bwana Njawala!.

Silica Gell
Silica Gell
5 years ago

Zipewazi mwasanduka ngati a Red Cross nonse

lilian
lilian
5 years ago

I would agree with Felix to a greater extent because the anxiety in people has reached highest level. Recall this other bastard we used to travel together in those old good days to Zimbabwe who would hardly afford a bottle of coke and today he boasts on TV that he has bought houses in London and New York and has a chain of town houses in Lilongwe and Blantyre besides operating a lucrative business. He prides himself as blessed and wise yet only 5 years back he had run to UK running away from Katapira guys. Its unfortunate that we… Read more »

Keen Observer
Keen Observer
5 years ago
Reply to  lilian

Go deeper

kaka ni dada
kaka ni dada
5 years ago

UTM is a group of thieves from DPP. There is nothing you can change, if so, why did you shoot down a bill presented in parliament which if passed would free up ACB from the jaws of you corrupt politicians?. Don’t cheat and deceive Malawians, they know who will vote for in 2019.

Owen
Owen
5 years ago
Reply to  kaka ni dada

UTM motoooooooo kuti buuuuuuuuu. Onse akuba akuopa ndipo sangakambe zabwino za Chilima, let them go and vote for loosers. Mumva kutentha simunati, we are yet to start campaigning. mumva nyunyunyu kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk Chilima 2019 bomaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!! muthawa simunati

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