MDC President, Advocate Nelson Chamisa has said urged President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his deputies, Constantino Chiwenga and Kembo Mohadi to resign saying that he has a retirement package for them.
He was speaking at a rally in Lupane ahead of by-elections to fill the Lupane East seat that fell vacant when ZANU PF MP, Sithembile Gumbo, succumbed to road accident injuries in April.
The Sunday News reports that Chamisa said:
I will give him (President) a farm together with (VPs) Chiwenga and Mohadi. I want to say sit and be quiet. I will give you whisky and I’ll give you women. Whatever you want I’ll give you.
Similar sentiments in the runup to 2018 harmonised elections with ruling party supporters saying that he lacked respect for women.
Back then, he pledged to give Mnangagwa his sister if the president prevailed against him in the elections.
Chamisa rejected the election results and is to date adamant that he won the elections saying that the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) connived with the ruling party and manipulated the elections in favour of Mnangagwa.
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Chamisa will never rule this country.I declare.