This morning I responded to the invite that was extended to me by Senate President in my capacity as the leader of the House under the ...
This morning I responded to the invite that was extended to
me by Senate President in my capacity as the leader of the House under the
Parliamentary Standing Rules and Orders rule 11 that states:
“The President of the Senate and the Deputy President of
the Senate, accompanied by their proposers and seconders and other Senators,
shall as soon as may be after their election, present themselves to the
President.”
It is with sadness and unfortunate circumstances that my
fellow junior parliamentarians would want to play petty politics on something
that is part of my terms of reference as Party deployee.
My confusion to all this stems from the fact that, if what
I did was “ illegal” to my fellow parliamentarians, then I want to understand
what we are still doing in parliament as a Party and wasting taxpayer’s money.
I went to State House not to appease President Mnangagwa, but
to respect the office of Parliament. If am wrong and they are right I would be
proud to be fired from the Party because
I represented the Party in Parliament
business. It’s sad that my very colleagues, were fully engaged in parliament
business at HICC on post budget consultations, a budget presentation that saw
MPs under attack from police. What hypocrisy!
I believe that I went to State House not to betray anyone
nor did I do it nicodemusly, but in the full knowledge of my colleagues who
then faked theatrical accusations.
The nation is faced with acute economic challenges under a
failed leadership of ZANU-PF. That must be our focus, but to abuse my person
this way is very unfortunate.
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