NORTH WESTERNERS TO PROTECT MUNDUBILE’S CAMPAIGN RALLIES
In a spirited display of political resolve, people of Zambia’s North Western Province have publicly declared their steadfast commitment to safeguarding the campaign rallies of Brian Mundubile, against any attempts by the United Party for National Development (UPND) to disrupt them.
Their declaration underscores a broader political tension, reflecting shifting allegiances within the region and a palpable challenge to the UPND’s influence
The people of North Western Province have emphatically stated that their province does not belong to UPND but to Zambia.
To ensure the security of Mundubile’s campaign events, they have promised to formally report any interference or disruptions to the police, ensuring law enforcement remains vigilant and responsive.
Furthermore, they have issued a cautionary statement directly holding President Hakainde Hichilema accountable for any untoward incidents that may occur within their province.
At the heart of this resistance is a collective determination amongst North Westerners to uphold democratic values by allowing Mundubile to campaign freely and without hindrance.
Their stance represents not just a defense of one candidate but an assertion of their agency within Zambia’s democratic process.
The unfolding situation also signals a waning popularity for Hichilema and the UPND in this region, suggesting a shifting political landscape ahead of forthcoming elections.