Police transfer officers for  detaining ‘Ana a Dad’ vehicle

Malawi Police Service in Lilongwe have transferred some police officers from Linthipe in Lilongwe to remotest areas of the country after they detained a vehicle with an unregistered number plate ‘Ana a dad.’

Ana a Dad car registration is licence to impunity

Some ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) cadres are removing official registration numbers of their vehicles to replace them with ‘ana a dad’ meaning they are supporters of president Peter Mutharika.

Our source say the traffic officers were suspicious of the vehicle that it might have been unroad worthy and some crooks might have been using such unregistered number plates to bluff the police.

Meanwhile, six police officers who man a road block at Chezi near Kanengo in Lilongwe have also been transferred to the remotest areas of the country in Mzimba, Rumphi and other areas after they received United Transformation Movement (UTM) t-shirts.

Our source said a UTM official was passing by the road block and the officers asked for UTM branded t-shirts which he gave out but some people immediately reported this to police headquarters and the officers have immediately been transferred.

Police headquarters deputy spokesperson Tomek Nyaude feigned ignorance on the issues and refused to comment.

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Pitala and Zamiya K145 million

Ana agogo are above the law. This is a testimony that Alamu Pumani Mwakalamba is behind all the stupid things taking place in Malawi including the violence we see. Pitala wakuba is a criminal and that is why he ran away from Kamuzu. Late Mapopa Chipeta ran away to Zambia after forcing a girlfriend to abort his pregnancy. He came back as a saint and became a minister. Death did Justice to eliminate him.

China
China
5 years ago

What do we expect with Dausi and Mchacha ali Ku Homeland security.These two are evil

Mmalawi
5 years ago

Ha ha ha ha koma DPP. kicks of a Dying Horse

Malawi
Malawi
5 years ago

DPP decampaining.
Displacing families and friends for stupid reasons.

Don’t you think those Police votes will be lost. Then their relatives. Their friends.

DPP kaya mumakambilana zotani?

So far alot of women are not going to vote for DPP already.

banks
banks
5 years ago

Whatn shit is this?Munthu ndithu wocita claim kuti he is educated kumalola zimenezi? Ana a dad my foot!! Malawi has never sank so low!

Stanley Mdala
Stanley Mdala
5 years ago

The Malawi Police is very political and get instructions from their political masters like Dausi and Mchacha. The police is not effective and efficient. It is wasting tax payers money of the ordinary citizens. They only protect their masters and not ordinary citizens like vulnerable albinos who are being butchered as if they are lesser humans in Malawi. The top officers in Malawi police should pay the price for being compromised by sacking the top commander’s who are not doing their requirements of protecting everyone regardless of status.

BigMan
BigMan
5 years ago

DPP yapenga misala. Most of the police, the army and the civil service are supporting the opposition, get used to it.

Achiswe
5 years ago

If this is true, then the police are clearly in the pockets of the DPP.

Truth Pains
5 years ago

Don’t worry Police officers Chilima will promote u to high position shortly though they can punish you now but within 3months time u will be back and straight to headquarter.

Chakwera as well can help because now I can sense that he has started thinking as a leader than b4 when he was fighting fellow opposition party.

Let’s unite as opposition and get lid of Cadets.

Ndendeuli
Ndendeuli
5 years ago

Let us all put Ana a Dad as our number plates! Stupid!!!!

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