Malawi Congress Party (MCP) and UTM Party alliance Presidential Candidate, Lazarus Chakwera has urged MCP-UTM supporters to stop attacking Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) monitors and concede defeat.
The MCP-UTM torch-bearer Chakwera whose runningmate is the out-going vice President Saulos Chilima made the appeal after casting his vote at his home village in Malembo in Lilongwe North West constituency.
“There is no reason to resort to violence. This is a peaceful country and we all need to vote peacefully. We all need to respect one another,” said Chakwera
MCP-UTM Supporters in the Lilongwe and other surrounding districts resorted into attacking DPP-UDF alliance monitors and officials after noting that their party will not make it.
Malawi is holding the fresh presidential elections following the nullification of May 2019 presidential elections by the courts.
Unfortunately this is incorrect. It is Peter from DPP who has conceded defeat. It is on MBC Radio 1. Quickly check with the radio or your friends.
Mmesa mumati Chakwera ndiwa nkhaza inu? Pano mwamufunatu? Congratulations president elect: Professor Lazarus Chakwera.
We malawians should respect each other regardless of which region,district,village and town are we hailing from.Look we are in the fresh presidential election now the MCP-UTM supporters were busy attacking the DPP-UDF monitors.Does it make any sense??…..MCP-UTM supposed to advise their supporters a week before the election not to be involved in the riots like these…….
……..BIG UP GUYS!!!!…….
Remember Malawi will remain our country.
FAKE, FAKE, FAKE
Who concedes defeat? The candidate or the voters?
Tulo basi!
Kkkkkkk, Malawi voice news. How can chakwera concedes defeat before votes count. This is totally fake and idiotic. Don’t show your cretiness here your dad is packing right now.
Anthu openga mwachita bwanji
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