By Vincent Gunde
Malawi’s freedom fighter and activist Kamlepo Kalua, has alerted Malawians to disregard what other people and Mec is saying, Professor Arthur Peter Mutharika has won the 2025 elections and should be declared the winner.
Kalua has called Professor Mutharika President-Erect saying winning by over 68 percent has never happened to anyone in the history of the country appealing to all Malawians regardless of their political party affiliations to congratulate him for his victory.
He said Professor Mutharika has gone through a troubled life, being castigated and insulted left and right but God has been keeping him for a purpose saying he has to be declared the winner and sworn-in as President of the country in as soon as possible, Malawians have spoken.
Speaking through an audio clip, Kalua has claimed that Professor Mutharika legally won the May, 2019 elections saying in 2020 he was robbed of his presidency by President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera and the MCP and time has now come for the same God to put him to where he was robbed of his presidency.
Kalua has advised Professor Mutharika that as he is being sworn-in as President of the country, he should not carry out revenge against his critics but to love them, saying he should let God be God and revenging should be done by him.
“Let’s all pray for professor Mutharika, Malawians have spoken, he is the choice of Malawians,” reads Kalua’s message in part.
Business entrepreneur Kondwani Kachamba Ngwira, has reminded all Malawians that to make things straight, this is Malawi not Mozambique saying Malawians quarrel and quarrel yet, they are Malawians, they are peaceful and loving.
Ngwira says Mozambique strategy cannot work in Malawi advising MCP and President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera to accept defeat honorably claiming that the rains will start very shortly, DPP must start making arrangements of fertilizers for farmers to register food security.
He has appealed to them to urgently accept the results of the elections without violence for DPP to start rebuilding this country following its promises for free secondary school education, economy, forex and fuel to be available,
“I plead with you even though you have lost the elections, you are Malawians and we all love you, this was just a competition,” reads Kachamba Ngwira’s writings on the wall.
