More officials to resign from PP, claims Mpinganjira

There is chaos in People’s Party (PP) of former president Joyce Banda and that many officials are set to resign, the party’s former vice president Brown Mpinganjira has claimed.

Mpinganjira: Predics more exodus
Mpinganjira: Predicts more exodus

Mpinganjira said he resigned to concentrate on his “private project” and that before long he will be back in the front line politics.

He has been linked to joined ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) but he has downplayed the assertions, saying his next political membership will be known soon.

“Soon after my resignation I have been overwhelmed with calls from people across the country asking me about my resignation and a lot of people have told me that they are also resigning from the party due to their own personal reasons,” claimed Mpinganjira.

Mpinganjira’s resignation comes recently after PP Vice President for North Harry Mkandawire MP and Sosten Gwengwe who is May 20; 2014presidential running mate to Joyce Banda resigned. Mkandawire only resigned his post but could not withdraw his membership for fear of anti-defection law as MP.

Gwengwe and Mpinganjira who are not MPs have withdrawn their memberships.

PP secretary general, Ibrahim Matola, said every party in the country including DPP has its own challenges and that his party painfully accepted the resignations but it will map the way forward.

“We can confess that the resignations are regrettable to our party but we have accepted it and we will be meeting soon to map the way forward.” Matola said.

Matola was however non-committal if the absence of the party`s president Joyce Banda is the reason for the exodus.

An electoral expert, Unandi Banda who heads the National Election System Trust (NEST) said the resignations are having a negative bearing on PP and added that only a post-mortem of the events is key to its survival.

“PP should meet and discuss the future of the party as soon as possible because at the rate at how things are going, it’s not good for them,” Unandi told MBC.

University of Malawi political expert Dr Blessings Chinsinga said the resigned members are doing such because they were co-opted to be in the party and they want to revive their careers.

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aneneri
aneneri
8 years ago

ma vp onse out!zoona mbusa wabwino amasaka nkhosa zake,koma nanga mbusa alikuti,dziko ladabwa.a nsonda mukuti bwanji nanga

mtichimwitsa
mtichimwitsa
8 years ago

These guys know to harvest but they don’t know to dig stupid lazy gentlemen

Hestings
Hestings
8 years ago

Adyera azichika ife ndife amayi basi.ndli nawo?p p!yanyamuka amayi aduseke.aBJ analephera kale ka convention ndiwolephera amenewo.

Zachisoni Phiri
Zachisoni Phiri
8 years ago

Mavuto akula ku pp president wake wadyera akungokhala kunja bakha ameneyu wopusa

kachikho
kachikho
8 years ago

Its good redance . These guys are bad losers and excess baggage to any political party and they are the reason PP lost the elections. As for baba Mpinganjira who was rescued by JB when he was poverty stricken he is just be,ing ungrateful

dezoman phiri
dezoman phiri
8 years ago

Even if all people resign in pp who cares anyway.Who will vote for that incompetent cashgate woman into presidency?Malawians are not looking back.Its time Joyce Banda retired and cooked for her frail husband than wasting time with her unpopular pp party.

Afiti opemphera
Afiti opemphera
8 years ago

Ibrahim Matola ganizani bwino, mwaona mmene chipani cha PP chikutheramu. nanunsotu mutha. bola ku UDF kuja mukayankhula parliamant timaomba mmanja nanga lero zili kuti, haaa kale akanati lizibwerera, bwenzi zili bhooo.

abiti mtila
8 years ago

let him join dpp ,the mighty party. pwi pwiiiii yanyamuka sidzabweranso. odi uko a peter adutse.kkkkkkkkkkk

Chopwicho
8 years ago

Timanena ma personal entity parties siiabwino kutha kwake zimatele, kwatsala chipani cha Bingu Family

Mgwalangwa
Mgwalangwa
8 years ago

dyera lawachulukira

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