HYPOCRISY UNMASKED: MILES SAMPA’S UNREALISTIC PROMISES

HYPOCRISY UNMASKED: MILES SAMPA’S UNREALISTIC PROMISES

By Timmy

Miles Sampa’s recent article is a laughable attempt to sway Zambians with unrealistic promises, but the truth remains – his track record speaks for itself. As a member of the PF government, Sampa had ample opportunities to implement meaningful projects, but instead, he oversaw the liquidation of mines, grabbed land from owners by force.

The WiFi
Sampa’s promise of free WiFi is particularly ironic, given his failure to deliver even basic internet connectivity in Lusaka’s markets and bus stations during his tenure. If he couldn’t manage that, how does he plan to provide massive infrastructure across the country?

Questionable Leadership
Sampa’s leadership credentials are also under scrutiny. He’s been embroiled in internal PF disputes, and his election as PF president was deemed controversial. The High Court of Zambia has had to intervene in his leadership disputes, with some instances upholding his decisions and others blocking them.

Unanswered Questions
– Why didn’t Sampa implement these projects when he was in power?
– How does he plan to compensate people living in shanty compounds without a clear funding plan?
– What makes him think the people in lusaka would willingly relocate to Luapula and Muchinga Province?

Sampa’s article reeks of desperation, and Zambians won’t be fooled by his empty promises. His history of failed projects and questionable leadership decisions makes him the wrong person to talk about development in Zambia.

The Facts
– Sampa was part of the PF government that liquidated mines and grabbed land.
– He failed to deliver basic WiFi connectivity in Lusaka after he made a promise that if they vote for him he will do so.
– His leadership credentials are marred by controversy and court disputes.

Miles Sampa needs to stop making promises he can’t keep and face the reality of his failed track record. Zambians deserve better than a politician with a history of unfulfilled promises.

WAGON MEDIA