Question of Unity and Progress.To be or not to be.
By Hosia Mviringi
16 November 2018.
As Zimbabweans we stand ready to Build this Country together.The only option available, especially for opposition leaders, supporters and activists, is to UNITE behind the legitimately elected leader of this country who is none other than President ED Mnangagwa.
The moment they continue this circus of disregarding the lawful will of the people of Zimbabwe we will not go anywhere as a nation.
This insistence on a never ending protest by the opposition will only lead us to more animosity and increased polarisation.
President Mnangagwa announced soon after elections that his door is open, his arms wide open to welcome fellow Zimbabweans to the table for nation building.But Chamisa's arrogance, big headedness and self entitlement has gotten us here.
Now his leverage for any peace talks has disappeared and his stock greatly diminished.He has got only himself to blame and Zimbanweans should hold him to account for stagnating what would rather pass for a very promising restart process to our Social, Political and Economic fortunes.
If Zimbabwe will have to move forward in the envisaged UNITY then it is my honest view that Chamisa will have to step aside.His type of politics is poisonous and incompatible with the dream and vision of where we want to go as a nation.
A sacrifice has got to be made.If he is really for the people then he should be ready to work out an exit strategy.
Something has definitely got to give.
Chamisa has proven to be a worse leader than Morgan Richard Tsvangira ( MHDSRIP)
A good leader knows when to compromise, when it is the only way to save and serve his people.You dont practice this kind of rigidity to the extent of sacrificing the very supporters who stood with you and whom you should be working hard to protect.
Chamisa has been discredited as a national leader.
No leader should display such appetite for power that he is prepared to step over the bodies of his dead supporters on the way to Statehouse.Thats not befitting of a good national leader.This obsession with power, money and fame has led many to sacrifice their own children in rituals.And will I be wrong to conclude that Chamisa was ready to sacrifice innocent supporters as a ritual to gain State power ?
Anyone would be forgiven for thinking that way.
His lack of remorse towards the families of the deceased is only disheartenig.Its increasingly becoming difficult to forgive him, moreso embrace him as a national leader.
To many Chamisa has become a liability and the albtross on the neck that is holding this nation aback.We have to agree as a nation that he has literally become the Proverbial Jona whom we just have to throw out and save the Zimbabwean Ship from sinking.
This my opinion, which I am convinced is shared by many Zimbabweans out there.
My story.I am out.
By Hosia Mviringi
16 November 2018.
As Zimbabweans we stand ready to Build this Country together.The only option available, especially for opposition leaders, supporters and activists, is to UNITE behind the legitimately elected leader of this country who is none other than President ED Mnangagwa.
The moment they continue this circus of disregarding the lawful will of the people of Zimbabwe we will not go anywhere as a nation.
This insistence on a never ending protest by the opposition will only lead us to more animosity and increased polarisation.
President Mnangagwa announced soon after elections that his door is open, his arms wide open to welcome fellow Zimbabweans to the table for nation building.But Chamisa's arrogance, big headedness and self entitlement has gotten us here.
Now his leverage for any peace talks has disappeared and his stock greatly diminished.He has got only himself to blame and Zimbanweans should hold him to account for stagnating what would rather pass for a very promising restart process to our Social, Political and Economic fortunes.
If Zimbabwe will have to move forward in the envisaged UNITY then it is my honest view that Chamisa will have to step aside.His type of politics is poisonous and incompatible with the dream and vision of where we want to go as a nation.
A sacrifice has got to be made.If he is really for the people then he should be ready to work out an exit strategy.
Something has definitely got to give.
Chamisa has proven to be a worse leader than Morgan Richard Tsvangira ( MHDSRIP)
A good leader knows when to compromise, when it is the only way to save and serve his people.You dont practice this kind of rigidity to the extent of sacrificing the very supporters who stood with you and whom you should be working hard to protect.
Chamisa has been discredited as a national leader.
No leader should display such appetite for power that he is prepared to step over the bodies of his dead supporters on the way to Statehouse.Thats not befitting of a good national leader.This obsession with power, money and fame has led many to sacrifice their own children in rituals.And will I be wrong to conclude that Chamisa was ready to sacrifice innocent supporters as a ritual to gain State power ?
Anyone would be forgiven for thinking that way.
His lack of remorse towards the families of the deceased is only disheartenig.Its increasingly becoming difficult to forgive him, moreso embrace him as a national leader.
To many Chamisa has become a liability and the albtross on the neck that is holding this nation aback.We have to agree as a nation that he has literally become the Proverbial Jona whom we just have to throw out and save the Zimbabwean Ship from sinking.
This my opinion, which I am convinced is shared by many Zimbabweans out there.
My story.I am out.
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