Parliamentary committee chair refuses to apologise for misleading information

November 12, 2022 Naomi Mkwanda 9 Comments
Chairperson for Agriculture Committee of Parliament Sameer Suleman has refused to apologize for lying that government’s K30 billion for Agriculture Input Program (AIP) has been stolen.
Appearing before a joint parliamentary committee on Friday inquiring on the AIP funds, Suleman conceded he took the information from social media platforms.
His sentiments were a response to a question by one member of the committee who asked him to apologize for misleading Malawians.
But Suleman said he could not apologize since K30 billion was indeed used and it is now the duty of the Committee to inquire how the money was used.
Suleman told the committee that a whistle blower from the ministry of Agriculture tipped him on the happenings and the issue was brought before the Agriculture committee that later resorted to summoning the ministry to explain their side of the story but the ministry gave an excuse.
According to Suleman, Tonse government should pat him on the back in appreciation for blowing up the whistle that led to more revelations and the inquiry.

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9 replies on “Parliamentary committee chair refuses to apologise for misleading information”

  1. Why should he apologise? Did we know 750 million is gone until this 30 billion issue was out in trying to justify you told us was only 750 million. Rather chakwera, lowe and their teams are the ones to apologise. Rubbish

  6. Indeed the Chairman should not apologize. There is no apology on that. You are doing this because he in the opposition side. Bravo the Chairman

  7. We are not against you, but we are against lies from honorable like you, this is stupid and bullshit! You can’t lie to the people like this with intention of destroying the leadership of Dr Chakwera! Hahahaha mukva kuwawa eti?

  9. Actually we don’t need his apology, if he will be allowed to apologise then this tendancy will continue they will be just saying that I will apologize if I will get caught but for him being honorable member of parliament he is supposed to face the law …. These members of parliament are not above the law so they are supposed to act according to the law, he has lied by giving us false information which has tarnished other people’s images for his personal gains

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