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Muteteka Opposes MMD-UPND Pact Because HH Is Trying To Take ‘Stamina’ On MMD’s Loss

MMD Chisamba Con-stituency member of parliament Moses Muteteka says he is not ready to go into a pact with the UPND because Hakainde Hichilema cannot be trusted.

In an interview yesterday, Muteteka said he was not convinced and not ready for a pact with the UPND because they were trying to take advantage of the MMD’s loss in the general elections and act as messiahs.

“Now he Hakainde Hichilema wants to take advantage of the MMD when we are just coming from losing elections and wants to make people think he can be a messiah. I have been talking to a number of politicians within MMD and outside and some people within MMD don’t like him Hichilema, they don’t trust him because of the way he has been going about with his politics, the pact with the PF, the last time he was in UDA United Democratic Alliance, now he wants to be with MMD.

Some people are not comfortable with HH. I am just saying some members because I have been consulting and some members are not comfortable with HH because of the past record. Those are issues which should be tabled within the NEC,” Muteteka said.

He said the change of government lay in the hands of the people and wondered of what value it would be for the MMD to rush to work with the UPND, which he said had came out a distant third.

“What value is there? They did not want to work with MMD when MMD was delivering services in Southern Province, roads and such things that was good timing working with a party because it was bringing development, they never accepted that, they easily went to PF which was not even delivering at that time. So how can you trust such people.

UPND can’t be trusted from the records, what difference are they going to make? They (UPND) want to chance all the time, it’s like you have a funeral, you are in anguish and then someone comes to pull a quick one on you, that’s the whole system they are using so for me, MMD is quite strong and has brilliant leaders, young people like me and others. We can still re-organise the party and bounce back to power, we don’t need to borrow anyone,” Muteteka said.

He said most MMD members did not trust Hichilima and they felt he contributed greatly to the MMD’s loss in the September 20 general elections.

He said because Hichilema wanted numbers, he pulled them to his side and that those numbers should have gone to the MMD.

“Look at MMD Kaoma central losing candidate Austin Liato he is MMD he lost and the seat was taken by UPND and other few places so automatically the numbers that we lost from PF, had HH listened we could have recovered, we would have balanced up the numbers. So, to some extent, members of the MMD, some of them, are putting the blame on HH because Rupiah Banda did not start talking to Hakainde now, they started a long time ago including the time that MMD losing candidate for Namwala Major Robbie Chizyuka had to say enough is enough. A number of people from the UPND used to tell HH to say lets just work with this MMD since you have failed to work with PF in their pact, now he didn’t want to listen,” he said.

Muteteka said because Hichilema wanted numbers, he pulled them to his side and that those numbers should have gone to the MMD.

Sources have revealed that MMD and UPND are working towards a loose pact to frustrate the PF government in Parliament.

And Hichilema has in the recent past launched scathing attacks against President Sata and the PF government over their decisions.

On Monday, Hichilema accused the Patriotic Front of trying to channel national resources to one side of the country by creating another province called Muchinga.

But Mazabuka member of parliament Garry Nkombo, in an interview with Qfm on the same day, welcomed the creation of Muchinga Province saying Northern Province was too big and needed to be divided for effective service delivery.

Hichilema told Radio Phoenix in an interview that the increment in the number of provinces to 10, did not mean that the health services and other social amenities would be increased.

He said certain provinces would continue to remain poor as more resources would now be channeled to the new province in a bid to uplift its status.

“All those are cosmetic changes to hoodwink the people to say that is 90 days delivery but the province you create they may be nothing wrong with that but will the people of Muchinga Province be richer today because they have a province called Muchinga? The answer is no, will they have better roads? The answer is no, it is definitely no! Will they have…if you like, (laughs) children will they be in school? The answer is no! Boundaries – its an artificial thing you create, it can be artificial but really its never here nor there.

“What we need are delivery policies that will create jobs, policies that will create like improved lives for the people, that’s what we need, but all these cosmetic changes are to hoodwink the people, but you know people are clever now, it will take just another 12 months you will see how people will begin to react, just wait,” said Hichilema.

And Muteteka said there was need for the MMD to hold an extra-ordinary convention at which the party should elect a new president.

“…I don’t think that Banda would be accepted in an event that there is a by-election so as MMD we must take that into account, its necessary that we look for a leader who will be inspiring, uniting the party and who can create hope for all the Zambians not only members of the MMD so we have to start now,” he said.

Meanwhile, Muteteka agreed with immediate chairman for legal affairs committee of the MMD Bwalya Chiti’s observation that a few members of the party were making decisions on behalf of the entire NEC.

“For instance, the floating of Richard Kapita as speaker, these are issues which were agreed by a few and the few now dragged everyone to say let’s go this way and you see now in a state of confusion, that’s why am referring to a funeral, you find people are orphans then there is confusion they are mourning, it’s very easy to pull a quick one on them so even that idea of saying let’s support UPND candidate and so on, it was too quick, and most of the members were caught up and before they could organise, they found themselves in some meeting, that was not a consensus by many it was almost imposed.

My plea is that we call for a NEC meeting almost urgently and we table these issues and we discuss over them and we resolve them. For me, I will remain in MMD and make it stronger than before, if only my ideas are being supported. The issue of rushing up for making up with other political parties are not in me for now, I think we are still capable of making MMD progressive,” said Muteteka.

Muteteka said Chiti should have probably pursued his ideas in a full NEC meeting and that the resolutions should have been used as the basis of his resignation.

Chiti has charged that the party leadership were getting into alliances with other parties at the exclusion of NEC members just to protect themselves instead of the party interests.
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26 Responses to Muteteka Opposes MMD-UPND Pact Because HH Is Trying To Take ‘Stamina’ On MMD’s Loss

  1. Tired of fruitless pacts Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 4:31 pm

    Yaba!

  2. Rex-Q Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 4:41 pm

    Ka HH, wabe TOLE KACHIKALA! U wil neva rule this mighty nation! So get over it.

  3. BWETE CRUSHER Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 4:50 pm

    Thats politics anything can happen…….if u dont bliv me try to watch TOM&JERRY and compare the drama…

    • Maria Reply

      October 19, 2011 at 6:03 pm

      LOL

  4. concerned citizen Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 4:58 pm

    name it MMD/UPND tribal pact.

  5. Rex-R Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 5:01 pm

    Tribalistic HH.

  6. Musalu wali pesamba Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 5:02 pm

    Awe ba opposition muli no bwafya ubukalamba!

  7. Rex-R Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 5:04 pm

    Akalitole ka HH, namano ubunono nga akabwamba kobe chikala!

  8. mature Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 5:17 pm

    at least it is a breath of fresh air.
    thought all hope was gone. muteteka, a light at the end of the tunnel.
    zambians are restless and want to see development soonest so that we are abreast with our neighbours in terms of development.
    it pains most of us who, not long ago, used to help these neighbours we are now running to, with alot of things. ranging from education, employment, sports, religion name it, it was all in zambia.
    please ba rb and hh, you and your parties are not zambia. zambians voted for change cos they want devlopment. dont frustrate this or we will frustrate you in your individual capacities.

  9. The Jackal Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 5:23 pm

    The opposition is more confused than ever before! Everyone is in a state of shock and denial that things have changed. I guess some MMD chaps do not even want to accept that they need to let go of the MMD leadership to give chance to young intelligent chaps like Mutati and Muteteka. These are the chaps that will give HH and the PF a good run in 2016. All the old dogs need to go so we can reorganize MMD. Bwalya Chiti rushed though and I hope am sure he is up to no good!

  10. tongabull Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 5:29 pm

    MMD go ahead with that Pact with UPND, you need resources ot clear your outstanding debts. HH benefitted when MMD privatisied companies,you can use some of that dirty money.

  11. Zibwidi Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 5:48 pm

    If MMD is strong they should not condone or entertain HH and his UPND. Desperate leadership leads to a disgruntled organization of any body. That’s what happened to MMD where one thinks he can lead without been challenged. HH on the other end needs to taste his leadership through a convention in his party for him to convincingly get into a PACT with MMD. Keep on disorganizing the UPND/MMD pact whilst we as PF sail away with progress for the people. When people talk listen if you want to be become a leader.

  12. Mwenya capetown Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 5:57 pm

    MMD don’t go to bed with this prostitute called HH. He will drop you as soon as his Tonga mind reminds him how greedy he is.Let him go and govern Barotseland.

  13. Rex-R Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 6:05 pm

    @tongabull uli tole, u ar shallow minded.

  14. Dora nachisusu Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 6:06 pm

    Mmd wil never bounce back no matter the interventions whatsoever, these chaps wil kip resigning, most of them wil b sent 2 jail n some wil soon start perishing n so on, we sent these chaps 2 the political dust bin on the 20/09/11 n they wil never b recalled believe me

  15. kash Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 6:20 pm

    Allow HH to pact with MMD so that we can send to Parties to the trash bin. and allow new blood to take over the opposition, like Chipimo.

  16. Jonathan Jere kitwe Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 6:38 pm

    Tribalistic HH Will never rule this country even if they merge with Finished MMD he thought PF Will lose shame on you opportunist bravo Muteteka bravo PF Govt.

  17. Wa Ndale Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 9:15 pm

    Hakaimbwa Hikagalu (HH)

  18. Kavindele Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 10:09 pm

    HH I feel pity for you. Just go back home and relax, leadership is not meant for you. there are better Tongas infact thousands who can analyse things properly and perform far much better than you. My advice is that step aside and let other people lead UPND. How I wish Mazoka was alive, That Great Tonga Man.I am not Tonga (-Bemba) but i am convinced Mazoka was going to be the greatest president ever.

  19. PFCadaver Reply

    October 19, 2011 at 11:39 pm

    PF cadres always full of insults – is Bemba a language for issuing insults against people of other tribes? People with small brains and shallow minds rush to insults. HH and UPND are the only viable opposition at the moment, and PF cadavers know that, that is why they are always attacking and insulting HH. What is wrong with him being Tonga? It is a pity we have Bemba tribalists such as Mwenya capetwon. Ba Mwenya, which is better, a Tonga mind (which is honest and hardworking, brilliant) or a Bemba mind which is that of a thief? Leave HH alone, he has nothing to do with the Sata-nic comedy of errors involving the PF govt and Fraud Mmembe of the Post.

  20. Brig misheck collins Reply

    October 20, 2011 at 1:22 am

    HH IS NOT GOING TO BE THE PRESIDENT IN OUR LIFE TIME

  21. Mwenya capetown Reply

    October 20, 2011 at 3:02 am

    Iwe PFCADAVER, firstly It is true that HH is Tonga and therefore, i don’t see anything tribal in calling him one.I was only stating the fact. Yes am Bemba and am no ashamed of it.Why is it that when one mentions that someone is Tonga,it tribalism,but not when Bembas are called thiefs by shallow minded people like yourself.Am always proud when one calls me a bemba,because, that’s who iam.It is not my fault that certain people are not proud of who they are and hence feel insulted when their tribe is mentioned.I belive when people outthink you then they are called thiefs and many other names.Well the truth is HH maybe hardworking,but brilliant no.He is infact very slow thinking.If he could not even read the the political mood in the country before the elections,when even blind people could feel and see that Sata was the man Zambians wanted,he still belived that his fellow ***** Banda would win. Ichisushi cha roten milk.

  22. Mwenya capetown Reply

    October 20, 2011 at 3:11 am

    HH for presidency, takuli you will never,never and again never be Zambian President, stop dreaming and accept that because that is the truth.NEVER!!!!!

  23. Mubita Reply

    October 20, 2011 at 7:09 am

    UPND is not headed anyway as long as HH is its leader. One of today’s daily newspaper has called for a probe into the Lima Bank liquidation which was headed by HH. It says the first thing he did was to transfer Lima Bank houses to himself including the house in leaves in. If true this was a serious breach of tender procedure which is paramount in liquidations. Is it true the liquidation has taken more than 15years under Grant Thornton and HH? Is it true that annually fees are estimated at K6billion? What is the value of the houses transfered to Grant Thornton partners, including HH without following tender procedure. A probe is welcome.

  24. Mubita Reply

    October 20, 2011 at 7:27 am

    UPND is not headed anywhere as long as HH is its leader. One of today’s daily newspaper has called for a probe into the Lima Bank liquidation which was headed by HH. It says the first thing he did was to transfer Lima Bank houses to himself including the house in lives in. If true this was a serious breach of tender procedure which is paramount in liquidations. Is it true the liquidation has taken more than 15years under Grant Thornton and HH? Is it true that annual fees are estimated at K6billion? What is the value of the houses transfered to Grant Thornton partners, including HH without following tender procedure. A probe is welcome.

  25. GUPT Reply

    October 20, 2011 at 10:16 pm

    SHAME on you kachikala ka HH bravo pf bravo ba MCS

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