Politics

I Regret Supporting And Campaigning For Our President –ACP Leader

Published

1 year ago

August 10, 2023

Imagine an All Progressives Congress, APC leader in Nigeria, after working hard to ensure the emergence of the president of the country, turning round to say he regrets the action.

Well, that it what is playing out in this story: national leader of Zambia’s the All Congress Party (ACP) Nasson Msoni has come out to say he regrets working to ensure the emergence of the country’s president.

He also apologised to his countrymen to forgive him for working for a party that he says, has landed its citizens in poverty and hunger.

“I apologise to all Zambians for the monumental role that I played in ensuring that Mr Hichilema and the UPND (United Party for National Development) Alliance were ushered into office. I deeply regret the unimaginable pain and anguish that the UPND government has caused to the overwhelming majority of our citizens,” said Msoni.

“Allow me to address my colleagues on the blogs who have incessantly kept insisting and repeatedly parroting about ‘bitterness ‘ and ‘That I wanted a job’ Let me say this;

“We are a happy family and we are immensely blessed. God has been extremely kind to us.

“On the assertion of bitterness by those advancing it, kindly be assured that there is no iota of bitterness in me but regret. Further, kindly note that this is not a new thing but is a tired and worn out record. It started way back in the MMD days through to PF and now UPND.”

“In a nutshell employment at anytime would only serve to tie me down from my regular international travels being a world citizen. The nature with life is that when you champion the cause of the poor and the downtrodden God will always replenish all your needs.

“We should never shy away from saying the truth for fear of losing out or disadvantaging ourselves whilst hoping to receive an opportunity,” the ACP leader was quoted by the Zambian Observer as saying.