Jumah warns Chakwera to bless for more demonstrations

By Vincent Gunde…….

President of Muvi wa Chilungamo Revolutionary Party [MRP] Bantu Saunders Jumah, has warn President Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera to bless for more demonstrations against his government and will not enjoy ruling Malawians.

Jumah said by arresting and abducting activist Bon Kalindo driving him through Nkhotakota Game Reserve forests with intentions to kill him, has added 200 Litres of petrol to Malawians to continue holding demonstrations until their mission to deliver a petition to President Chakwera succeeds.

He has appealed to President Chakwera to come to his senses by standing on a podium to address the concerns that Malawians are facing and what plans his government has put on the table for the crisis to end once and for all.
Speaking through his face book page widely read by millions of followers across the continent, Jumah has assured President Chakwera and his MCP that Bon Kalindo is not alone, there are many Kalindos following him and he should be ready to be arresting and abducting many Kalindos as they will not move out of the streets protesting against him and his government.

Jumah has advised President Chakwera that he should not think that Malawi Police Service, MDF, MCP militia and dunderheads hired by the MCP to throw stones at demonstrators exercising their constitutional rights will stop anger of the citizens in Malawi but rather provoking them.

He has described the arrest and abduction of Kalindo after the courts freed him as a lesson learnt from a mistake saying President Chakwera will now stop running the country and instead paying attention to the planned demonstrations against him.

“President Chakwera will now be watching demonstrations against him which will pose a threat to the country’s democracy,” said Jumah.
He said it is sad that Issa Njaunju, Clement Chiwaya, Evison Matafale, Lusungu Mwakhwawa and others, died while trying to liberate the country from the shackles of dictatorship, government said nothing on their death and no postmortem was conducted till this day.

Jumah has since assured Malawians that they started the journey to the promised Canaan never and ever to go back to Egypt to work as slaves but to choose amongst themselves a revolutionary leader not political prostitutes to lead them tot the promised Canaan saying Malawi will soon be liberated.