MCP’s Bendulo, Suleman, and Lackson storms Zomba: Great Hall cancels booking for public lecture 

Daud Suleman, Anthony Bendulo and Peter Lackson  gained the as they appeared as  witnesses for the opposition Malawi Congress Party (MCP)  in the presidential election petition case and have  now decided to utilise their new found fame to sensitize the youth  on the need for them to get involved in politics.

Travelling across the country as a group calling itself Kokoliliko , the trio are engaging in charitable works while using  that interaction  to drive through their message of youth engagements in both aspects of the political spectrum.

Kokoliliko were  in Zomba on Saturday where they embarked on a number of engagements. The group started the day by attending prayers at Chanco SDA. They then took time to visit  Passion Orphanage in Matawale where they shared the little goodies they had prepared to about 45 less privileged children who are cared for, at the orphanage.

“It is our aim, not just to focus on the politics  but also to visit the underpriviledged , our message is about inspiring the new generation  so thats why we felt necessary to bring  a little something for these orphans” said Daud Suleman.

He said Kokoliliko has been formed  upon the realisation of lack of understanding of electoral process by a good number of Malawians. It is aimed at sensitizing the youths  to have great understanding so that they can be used as effective monitors during the elections.

The tours which started in the Northern Region a few weeks ago have aimed at explaining  what happened  in the constitutional court to have  the court case won by the opposition parties  as well as encouraging the youths to vote for Dr Lazarus Chakwera in the  forthcoming elections.

The Zomba tour also saw team have informal chats with small scale traders plying their trade in Chinamwali market before going on to conduct a rally  Chinamwali Township.

The climax of the trip was when several members of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) , announced  that they were defecting to MCP. The former DPP cadets were welcomed amidst  jubilation and ululation.

The group however had a minor setback as despite  booking  the use of the Great Hall  at Chancellor College for their public lecture , they were told last minute that the booking had been cancelled.

“We booked to use Great Hall from 6pm but were surprised to be told our booking had been cancelled,” said Suleman.

This however, did not deter the group as they managed to speak to the people that came to attend the lecture  outdoors using the sport complex at the campus.

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