By Staff Reporter
FDD leader Edith Nawakwi says it seems evil has converged around Zambia with freemasons, homosexuals and carnage on the roads, saying it has now become common for Zambians to point “ati uja ni gay, uja ni gay” among the people mingling with the President.
Speaking with Daily Revelation, Nawakwi said nothing will happen to those who have been arrested for spearheading homosexual protests as queer people have been seen mingling freely with President Hakainde Hichilema.
“We can tell ati uja ni gay, uja ni gay (That one is gay, that one is gay) among the people mingling with the President,” Nawakwi said. “It’s like darkness has converged in Zambia. Freemasons are free. Homosexuals are free. The carnage on the roads, who is being sacrificed and for who?”
Nawakwi claimed that it was a pity that in attempts to win power, the UPND administration used all sorts of means including getting money from liberal networks, saying what the country was seeing today with gays freely roaming the streets was a creation of President Hichilema.
“He can dance and tumble and pretend he doesn’t support it. But if you drunk blood from the devil you are part of the devil,” Nawakwi said, charging that they were inserted into the liberal club already. “As an individual, I don’t think the President can even be pushed near this that he is in for it. I don’t think my young brother is in that category but when you are an enabler it doesn’t matter what intention you have.”
Nawakwi said no protest of homosexuals ever happened under the presidencies of Dr Kenneth Kaunda, Frederick Chiluba, Levy Mwanawasa, Rupiah Banda, Michael Sata and Edgar Lungu as they could not allow it.
“Why is this ugly satanic head rearing its head on the streets of Lusaka now? … From the time he came in gays were on the lose. From the time he was inaugurated we saw men wearing girls clothing and carrying handbags. He is a friend of Democrats in America and Democrats support gayism,” Nawakwi said. “The invitation for that event in Mongu for TRANSBANTU was addressed to police, National Prosecutions Authority and the Vice-President is aware that her staff were part of the meeting discussing health rights of queer people.”
And Nawakwi said it was madness to give huge tracks of land to the Kenyans when Zambians were lacking land, saying “Hakainde and his government are outgoing, they (Kenyans) should not even start parking.”
“His tenure is not secure because of misbehavior. Kube ba gay, ba Af Life … awee fyafula,” said Nawakwi. “Ba sontoka aba bantu.”
