The ruling ZANU PF party is considering expelling MDC Alliance MPs from Parliament after they walked out on President Emmerson Mnangagwa while he was delivering his State of the Nation Address on Tuesday.
ZANU PF chief whip, Pupurai Togarepi is of the view that National Assembly Speaker, Jacob Mudenda, has been too lenient with the opposition legislators. He said:
I think the Speaker’s ruling was too lenient, they must be chucked out of Parliament and we call for by-elections. I think the Speaker is going to look into that. They disrespect the president but they want to debate Bills which will be signed into law by the president.
Following the MDC MPs’ boycott, Mudenda ruled that they would not receive sitting allowances for Tuesday and for the previous five months which they are owed by Parliament.
This is not the first time that opposition MPs walked out of Parliament as they made a similar stunt in August when Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube was delivering his Mid-term Budget Review Statement.
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Saka nhaiwe Pupurai anozviratidzirei kusaziva kwako pamberi penyika yose hauna kana 1 mutemo waunozivavo here
Expel them kana kuvadzinga hazvina basa, we will vote them back to parliament iyoyo
disrespected ani ??
disrespected ani
vatoita mushe walking out on him hapana chekumirira vangagaririra kunzi tichakupai maTshirt
Pupurai wagutisa nemari yekubira nyika. President wako iyeye anotinyaudza haagoni kuverenge anoita semombe iri kukuma.
MDC MP’s were spot-on, Mnangwagwa is no a legitimate president of our lovely crumbling country. Let u expel them from we bring them through the ballot box as we usually do.
togarepi a fool in parliament i wonder if his brain works or he normal he cares about power this devil does not care abou the suffering masses whose son is this may you never find peace in this life may the land raises fire on you with all your evil heart