▪︎Back to the roots
Tanzania's main opposition party CHADEMA bore the 'No reforms, No election' campaign with the said aim of sabotaging the calendered elections expected to be held in October this year.
With the party's newly elected cream of leadership led by party's now chairman Mr. Tundu Antiphas Lissu who took to fame being late Magufuli's critic during the fifth [5th] phase governance of the country, the new leadership came with a hard line, non-negotiable style, against the government and ruling party Chama Cha Mapinduzi's [CCM] 4R's threatening to abstain themselves from the elections pending several claimed changes on the electoral regulations.
▪︎CCM's RESPONSE
Chama cha Mapinduzi [CCM] has severally through party vice chairman Mr. Stephen Wassira [Hon] brushed off the opposition party's calls with the argument of time being of no avail to process the oppositional claims with the elections already ripening by October.
This stand has faced multiple arrow shots of legal concerns from practicing parties with the matter under concern.
▪︎HOW IS NO REFORMS, NO ELECTION A SUICIDE CALL?
With the campaign being discussed within the CHADEMA party general meetings in accordance to party constitution, it is still a question onto how did Mr. Freeman Mbowe [then chairman] see to it that the campaign became the party's formal stand with regards to general elections.
Did Mr. Mbowe foresee the upcoming downfall?
Answers need to be questioned, with the change of party leaderships forthcoming, Mr. Mbowe had set himself in a position to loose while winning.
How? He gave away the party chairmanship after 30 yrs of donning the seat, but gave in to the 'No reforms, No election' campaign that Mr. Chairman Lissu is now struggling to untie the knot tightening his neck with suffocating breaths.
▪︎UNKNOWINGLY, Mr. LISSU INTO A POLITICAL SUICIDE MISSION
The party chairman, with less clarity and vision to steer through the campaign, now faces the imminent downfall after commiting more on what gives their political opponents spaces to politically hit them hard or rather blow them away with a single swing.
▪︎G55 AN EMERGING FORCE
With some internal ideology resistance groups emerging symboling the known 'G55', it is clear the party that needed more members will be expecting runners-out of its most prominent members, who have materially & political invested for the coming campaigns and elections vying for Parliament candidacies.
Can CHADEMA afford this loss? Here is one of the areas that Mr. Lissu's party can be hit to the core with the 'No reforms, No election' campaign.
▪︎LISSU's TREASON CHARGES.....
Mr. Chairman can be a standout legal maniac, but is he a political guru smart enough to stride in Tanzania's politics and yet win anything?
It is one thing to be a legal expert and another thing to be a political mastermind in Tanzania's political environment.
With treason charges now hanging by his neck after Mr. Lissu's behavioural loquacious tongue spit out calls of mass treasonry, he gave himself away to be pinned behind bars by the enforcing communities. [Police Force].
Was this a neccesary move for Mr. Lissu?
The answer is simply NO! Because he had a campaign to run, and now he has provided himself a task to untie the knot before getting back to the 'No reforms' campaign.....with elections looming and the campaign engines now smoking heat.
WHERE IS MR. MBOWE IN THIS TURMOIL?
All along the way, Mr. Freeman has decided to live his name, stay FREE from MAN-Lissu, waiting the knot to suffocate all who moked his tactical setups during the party elections labelling him Mr. 'Kalamba Sukari'.
▪︎NOT PENNING THE ELECTORAL REGULATIONS, A BLUNDER!
CHADEMA under Mr. Lissu made a miscalculated move of nonattendance to the signing of the electoral reguations by the Independent National Electoral Commision [INEC], which gives away to a legal battle with the INEC [State].
Does CHADEMA have enough time to run legal battles in court with counterparts CCM & ACT-Wazalendo organizing their wings for October elections?
ANSWERS SHALL BE QUESTIONED!
Tanzania's main opposition party CHADEMA bore the 'No reforms, No election' campaign with the said aim of sabotaging the calendered elections expected to be held in October this year.
With the party's newly elected cream of leadership led by party's now chairman Mr. Tundu Antiphas Lissu who took to fame being late Magufuli's critic during the fifth [5th] phase governance of the country, the new leadership came with a hard line, non-negotiable style, against the government and ruling party Chama Cha Mapinduzi's [CCM] 4R's threatening to abstain themselves from the elections pending several claimed changes on the electoral regulations.
▪︎CCM's RESPONSE
Chama cha Mapinduzi [CCM] has severally through party vice chairman Mr. Stephen Wassira [Hon] brushed off the opposition party's calls with the argument of time being of no avail to process the oppositional claims with the elections already ripening by October.
This stand has faced multiple arrow shots of legal concerns from practicing parties with the matter under concern.
▪︎HOW IS NO REFORMS, NO ELECTION A SUICIDE CALL?
With the campaign being discussed within the CHADEMA party general meetings in accordance to party constitution, it is still a question onto how did Mr. Freeman Mbowe [then chairman] see to it that the campaign became the party's formal stand with regards to general elections.
Did Mr. Mbowe foresee the upcoming downfall?
Answers need to be questioned, with the change of party leaderships forthcoming, Mr. Mbowe had set himself in a position to loose while winning.
How? He gave away the party chairmanship after 30 yrs of donning the seat, but gave in to the 'No reforms, No election' campaign that Mr. Chairman Lissu is now struggling to untie the knot tightening his neck with suffocating breaths.
▪︎UNKNOWINGLY, Mr. LISSU INTO A POLITICAL SUICIDE MISSION
The party chairman, with less clarity and vision to steer through the campaign, now faces the imminent downfall after commiting more on what gives their political opponents spaces to politically hit them hard or rather blow them away with a single swing.
▪︎G55 AN EMERGING FORCE
With some internal ideology resistance groups emerging symboling the known 'G55', it is clear the party that needed more members will be expecting runners-out of its most prominent members, who have materially & political invested for the coming campaigns and elections vying for Parliament candidacies.
Can CHADEMA afford this loss? Here is one of the areas that Mr. Lissu's party can be hit to the core with the 'No reforms, No election' campaign.
▪︎LISSU's TREASON CHARGES.....
Mr. Chairman can be a standout legal maniac, but is he a political guru smart enough to stride in Tanzania's politics and yet win anything?
It is one thing to be a legal expert and another thing to be a political mastermind in Tanzania's political environment.
With treason charges now hanging by his neck after Mr. Lissu's behavioural loquacious tongue spit out calls of mass treasonry, he gave himself away to be pinned behind bars by the enforcing communities. [Police Force].
Was this a neccesary move for Mr. Lissu?
The answer is simply NO! Because he had a campaign to run, and now he has provided himself a task to untie the knot before getting back to the 'No reforms' campaign.....with elections looming and the campaign engines now smoking heat.
WHERE IS MR. MBOWE IN THIS TURMOIL?
All along the way, Mr. Freeman has decided to live his name, stay FREE from MAN-Lissu, waiting the knot to suffocate all who moked his tactical setups during the party elections labelling him Mr. 'Kalamba Sukari'.
▪︎NOT PENNING THE ELECTORAL REGULATIONS, A BLUNDER!
CHADEMA under Mr. Lissu made a miscalculated move of nonattendance to the signing of the electoral reguations by the Independent National Electoral Commision [INEC], which gives away to a legal battle with the INEC [State].
Does CHADEMA have enough time to run legal battles in court with counterparts CCM & ACT-Wazalendo organizing their wings for October elections?
ANSWERS SHALL BE QUESTIONED!