Parliamentary candidate ‘struck by lightning’ rules out withdrawing from by-elections race
A parliamentary candidate in the March 30 by-elections in Lilongwe Msinja south has ruled out leaving the race after he alleged that his political opponents sent him lightning to strike him through magic.
Yamikani Chadza alleged that three days ago he dreamt of lightning striking his vehicle while he was inside, he woke up in a pool of blood while coughing out the same the following morning, so much so that he had to spend a night in hospital.
Chadza said he suspects foul play as he doesn’t have any history of hypertension or any underlying health condition.
While not pointing a finger at anyone, Chadza said he will not be distracted and will still contest for the seat.
Sounds like hypertension, get well soon. Find something else to do, we dont need more rubble in the August house.
Hehehe. You can’t keep a good man down.
Run, Yamikani, run!!
Chada I believe is incompetent to be an MP and is seeking a sympathy vote. First everyone knows lighting does not strike cars, cars are grounded by rubber tires, lighting originates from the ground. Likely in Hospital for Mental Illness which we should support him and not vote for him so that he gets the support he desperately needs
What is health personnel saying about this illness it could be tension my brother when his business was failing had fresh blood flowing in the brain he survived when an opening was made to let blood out.Becareful tension can cause this kuchikuda kumanamizana kuti ndi hamala
Mwawerenga bwinobwino koma? AMalawi tizimvetsa nkhani before commenting. He says lightening struck him in his dreams not in reality. Upon waking up from sleep it’s when he found a pool of blood.