Nankhumwa gives Chakwera 14 day ultimatum to address pressing issues

Leader of Opposition in Parliament Kondwani Nankhumwa has given President Dr Lazarus Maccathy Chakwera 14 days to address challenges affecting the nation.

Speaking at a press conference on Thursday in Blantyre, Nankhumwa said would organise an all inclusive nationwide peaceful protests comprising of the clergy, the civil society organizations, the opposition, among others.

Opposition Leader Kondwani Nankhumwa

Among other things, he wants President Chakwera to make a statement on the K30 billion meant for procuring fertilizer which is alleged to have gone missing.

He also asked president Chakwera to stop his domestic travels.

Nankhumwa claims, the appetite for travel is draining the public purse and the already scarce fuel, that Malawians are grappling to access across the country.

The LoP has also demanded that Chakwera should tell Malawians the status of AIP, forex shortage, and the alleged ADMARC plunder and K30 billion fertilizer the Malawi government has been “duped”.

He has also called on Accountant General to conduct a forensic audit at ADMARC on purported extravagance.

This is the second time that Nankhumwa has made ultimatums which are never adhered to.

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Wizzy Kally.
Wizzy Kally.
1 year ago

But the guy is saying the truth… Maguyz zachina Bingu zinapita now izii zikuchitikaso pakuyenera kukhala kusitha coz tikulangika ndifee😔

James phiri
James phiri
1 year ago

Nankhumwa ndi galu wachiwewe angobwebweta zopanda zeru aiwala za bingu zikusiyana pati zone ndi mbava anaeononga iyeyo ndi mbuyeche Pitala

nyarugwe
nyarugwe
1 year ago

Nankhumwa was told in no uncertain words by Peter Mutharika to form his own party, so he should not bore us with these 14 days ultimatums

Katete river
1 year ago
Reply to  nyarugwe

Nanga mkutani nanga? Kuti mwina zizioneka kuti ku Malawi Leader of opposition nde basi kumangoyankhulabe or zopanda mutu

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