Nji pusheko. Kanshi ukwipusha ninshi niku lakwa? Since when was asking a question wrong? Nde ipusha fye, where is Michael Sata? Kabusha takolelwe bowa. When I ask this question, I mean it very sincerely from the bottom of my heart. I mean it very clearly from the deepness of my soul. I regret nothing in asking this question. I lose none of my status and none of what I feel I am. I am merely asking: where is Michael Sata? Let us stop being defensive where there is actually no need to be. Zambia is greater than anyone of us. We are greater together as a people. It is an insult to the good people of our republic to deceive them and to lie to them and pour scorn on the collective conscience of our people. We ask in peace. We ask in love. We ask in the spirit of unity. Where is Michael Sata? It cannot be evil that which is simply asking a question about the whereabouts of a person we elected in 2011. Sata was elected to rule and not to disappear for 24 days. But to ask is not to be evil. But to demonstrate the righteousness of the Lord and the love of God and a passion for our country. I am not the only one asking. Leaders of our nation are asking. Members of Parliament are asking. Even Satas own ministers are as confused as everybody else. It is in their service that we ask. Government is silent. Vice-President Guy Scott says he needs special permission for MPs to visit State House. We have had no word from State House. Nothing. Even the so called offices that run the Presidency have gone quiet on us. Is asking the question wrong? Have I committed sin by probing the whereabouts of Michael Sata? I have sinned in many ways. I do not in any way want to sound any righteous, but I know that I am not sinning by simply asking a question. It has been 24 days now: where is His Excellency Michael Chilufya Sata
Posted on: Sun, 13 Jul 2014 23:18:15 +0000
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