Mtambo says Malawi political pendulum swinging towards change

The Citizens for Transformation (CFT) People Power Movement leader Timothy Mtambo has said the country’s political pendulum is swinging towards change of leadership in the forthcoming fresh presidential elections.

Mtambo: Commander-in-chief says Chakwera is hope for a better Malawi
MCP first vice-president Mohammad Sidik Mia and his wife Abida Mia, MP at the rally

Mtambo said this when he spokes at the  opposition Tonse Alliance Mega Rally at Likuni Boys Secondary School ground in Lilongwe on Sunday.

The self-styled ‘Commander-In-Chief’ said a new dispensation is expected with majority of Malawians yearning for change.

“We worship a powerful and awesome God,” said Mtambo, stressing that “change cannot be stopped.”

He said: “Change is very notorious animal, no one can stop change. If God says yes, no one can say no.”

Mtambo asked Malawians to vote for  Malawi Congress Party (MCP) president Lazarus Chakwera in the fresh elections because  he will offer servant leadership to Malawians and that the administration will respect the rule of law.

“Malawians have suffered for a long time,” he said.

“Chakwera will give us a better Malawi for us all,” said Mtambo.

Chakwera was not present at the Likuni rally as he had travelled to Rumphi to bury his 94-year-old mother-in-law.

But the country’s estrange Vice president Saulos Chilima,  who is UTM Party president and Chakwera’s running mate in the fresh presidential election, addressed the televised rally.

Chilima expressed confidence that the fresh elections will usher in a Chakwera presidency.

He  also issued a stern  warning to Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) chairperson Jane Ansah that the Tonse Alliance will not allow the results for the fresh presidential polls to be manipulated.

Speaking at the same rally, MCP first vice-president Mohammad Sidik Mia dismissed suggestions that he was set to join Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and United Democratic Front (UDF) alliance.

He pledged his unflinching support to the Chakwera-Chilima partnership, saying it will liberate Malawians from social ills.

MEC has set July 2 for the fresh presidential election but said the polling day may be shifted to June 23 by parliament to comply with the law as ordered by the Constitutional Court to have the vote within 150 days and a President sworn in the 151st day.

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Bwanje
3 years ago

A mtambo anthu akukudyelani Mkazi ntaunimu, fix your house first.

Msonthi
3 years ago

The end of Timothy mtambo will be so unimportant none will remember him.

Bebe
Bebe
3 years ago

Commander in chief of violence.

quoat
quoat
3 years ago

Mtambo the militant thugs of HRDC, CFT and TONSE Alliance. Keep speaking more so that people can see that the TONSE alliance is full of violent thugs who have been chasing people from the southern region, damaging property and businesses.

Malawi belong to the citizens

DPP wokapuma basi

The Sniper.
The Sniper.
3 years ago

This is for those who only have eyes and ears, it has not been revealed to some who are just a few in this Country, we are behind the change because we are ready for change just as we did in 1993, we were ready but this time we are more than ready! Taking Malawi to great position in Africa, we have witnessed ourselves by the judicial system,it has taken Malawi to the upper level of how justice can be working when the truth rules! Hahahaha change is already here! Without hiding the Idinty of change, the Malawi has revealed… Read more »

Mangochi Kabwafu
Mangochi Kabwafu
3 years ago

Pendulum has already swung, lalemba khoma.

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