By BARNABAS ZULU
PRESIDENT Hakainde Hichilema will be the easiest to remove from State House and it does not matter how sticky and strong the glue the head of State has used to attempt to remain in power, Zambians, who are the owners of power shall show him the exit, Raphael Nakacinda has said.
And Mr Nakacinda, the Patriotic Front (PF) secretary general says the UPND has embarked on a second phase of privatisation and that soon, the former ruling party shall release a dossier detailing the transactions that President Hichilema is allegedly involved in.
Reacting to President Hichilema, who has vowed that no one shall remove him from the presidential throne because his bosom and the presidential seat have been permanently glued, Mr Nakacinda said there had been leaders before with such declarations but were removed with ease by Zambians.
“HH (Hakainde Hichilema) is a naive politician who accidentally came into power by default. Even those that performed better than him made vows and declarations that they will never lose or leave office, but they left.
It doesn’t matter the glue that he has put between his bosom and his throne. That glue cannot be more powerful than the disinfectants and detergents of the power of the masses of the Zambians that will vote him out,” Mr Nakacinda said.
He stated that President Hichilema should not hoodwink himself that he would be in power forever because the same people that voted for him after lying to them were now angry and agitated and ready to vote him out.
Mr Nakacinda said there were many dictators who were in their own bubble of imagination that thought they would be in office for life but had been kicked out by citizens to whom power belonged.
“One of the things that President Hichilema has to come to terms with is to prepare for his shock that will come after he loses in 2026. If you have noticed, if these people were not scared of losing office, they would not be in campaign mode by this time around.
But they have done something unprecedented through their stooges at Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ). They have released an electoral programme, at least one year and some months before the period in which you expect such programmes to be released literally declaring that the country has moved into political mode and the campaigns have begun,” Mr Nakacinda said.
Mr. Nakachinda said President Hichilema will be the easiest candidate to beat in 2026 and that if his buttocks are glued to the chair, both will be chucked out of State House.
“In other words, he may actually be exposing the fact that he is not properly seated on that seat and throne. And therefore, he will be the easiest president to remove. And we want to assure the people, Hakainde Hichilema in 2026, he is going, kuyabebele, whether he likes it or not. If his bosom is so glued to the chair he carries around, let him know that Zambians will throw him out together with his chair,” Mr Nakacinda said.
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