Mzuzu Chipiku Plus workers protest against new ‘cruel’ boss

Workers at the Mzuzu branch of Chipiku Plus are protesting against a new boss who has been sent from their Head Office in Lilongwe to head the Mzuzu brach.

Chipiku Plus workers in Mzuzu protest against boss ‘Lala’
Chipuku Plus in Mzuzu closed over workers protest

The workers claim the new manager whom they are calling “Lala” is so cruel and they  do not want him.

Chipiku Plus stores are owned by proprietors of Asian origin.

A visit by Nyasa Times on Saturday morning found the shop non-operational and workers were outside the shop chanting and carrying placards with messages against Snir De Warilla who they say he calls himself “Lala”.

“As you can see today we are not working and we are not ready to go back to work until Lala goes back to Lilongwe. He is so cruel. He was here in 2015 before going to Blantyre. In Blantyre he was even closing toilets for workers not to use. We don’t want that kind of treatment here,” said one male worker who did not want his name to be disclosed in the media.

Regional Manager, Laju Bila, refused to talk to Nyasa Times on the matter and regular Saturday buyers of the shop are stranded and expressed their disappointment on the matter.

“This is a sad development. These Asians sometimes ill treat Malawian workers. I think top management should swallow their pride and send back the so called Lala. You can see they are losing out on business today,” lamented one customer Memory Mhlanga from Chiputula.

Chipiku Plus shops are known for fair prices of commodities compared to other shops.

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johnbwanyama
johnbwanyama
5 years ago

Please malawians dont buy products from this monkeys let them pack and go where ever they came from . The problem is that we support them

The Malawian.
5 years ago

This is the results of privatisation. Kugulitsa ma business kwa amwenye. And Malawians becomes slaves in their own country.

Dingase
Dingase
5 years ago

Nde wina akufuna awaikire chifanifani cha Ghandi anyapapi amenewa. Zaumtchona zenizeni

Mafana
Mafana
5 years ago

Information imeneyi yokha ndiye inandiphonya: When did Chipiku stores become Asian-owned? Can somebody school me, please?

nomono
nomono
5 years ago
Reply to  Mafana

This is Chipiku Plus and not Chipiku stores

Bwampini
Bwampini
5 years ago
Reply to  Mafana

Kalaria

Moz
Moz
5 years ago
Reply to  Mafana

my friend till today you don’t k now that Chipiku belongs to Asian business man called Kararia. wherever you see Chipiku, its Asian whether chipiku stores or chipiku plus there boss is the same he is an asian

Mboba
Mboba
5 years ago
Reply to  Moz

man don’t generalize issues here, Kalaria is a Malawian of Asian origin period

ELIJAH VERSUS BAAL
ELIJAH VERSUS BAAL
5 years ago

HONESTLY SPEAKING THESE PEOPLE ARE RACISTS -KILLERS- SATANISTS LIVING IN A DIFFERENT WORLD / THAT’S WHY THE AUSTRALIAN LEADER IS TELLING THEM TO ABIDE BY THE LAWS OF THE LAND OR LEAVE THE COUNTRY / MOSLEMS HAVE MURDERED INNOCENT JOURNALIST JAMAL KARSHOGI WITHOUT NO PROPER REASON (SATANISTS )PLEASE DON’T WORK FOR THESE PEOPLE, START YOUR OWN SMALL BUSINESSES

ibrahim waka
ibrahim waka
5 years ago

who are the real murderes

Gwemula
Gwemula
5 years ago

Ukati Moslems have murdered the journalist Kashoghi ukufuna kutiuza kuti asilamu inde padziko lapansili 1.1 billion anakasonkhana ku Turkey ko? Kuno ku Malawi aChasowa anaphedwa ndindani aNjaunju????????zinazi mukamalemba kumaganiza ujayu mmati uja kuti Ntumwi Paulo yah wa mu Baibulo lanuyu ankapha a khirisitu uja bwanji osamutchula apapa Satana nambala wani amene uja anasokoneza-sokoneza Baibulo and you follow him blindly wakuchionongeko!!!!

Mr J.A
5 years ago

Only fool’s will always say Muslims are murders just because they now nothing about Islam. Because of your little knowledge you regard every Asian a muslim .I don’t blame you is just because you know nothing about islam.

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