Zambia is bigger than us all, pleads Kasote Singogo
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Party of National Unity Secretary General Kasote Singogo at Roots 101.3 FM Lotti House Floor 9 Lusaka Wed 15 Nov 2017
By Ashton Kelly Bunda
PREACHING unity of purpose, founded on common good, Party of National Unity (PNU) Interim Secretary General Kasote Singogo says Zambia is bigger than all political parties.
Featuring on a Wednesday 15th November 2017 Roots FM Boiling Point programme anchored by Pennias Banda, Mr Singogo implored the Forum for Democracy and Development (FDD), the Patriotic Front (PF) the Movement for Multiparty, the United Party for national Development (UPND), the United National Independence Party (UNIP) and indeed the PNU that now can claim superiority over Zambia.
Singogo advised Zambians to distance themselves from making disparaging remarks as individuals and groups are equal players on the political playground, all striving to creating a better and inclusive society.
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Party of National Unity Secretary General Kasote Singogo with Pennias Banda Roots 101.3 FM Lotti House Floor 9 Lusaka Wed 15 Nov 2017
“Zambia is bigger that all the political parties. The Forum for Democracy and Development, the Patriotic Front, the Movement for Multiparty, the United Party for National Development, the United National Independence Party and us in the PNU are not as big as the collective good of Zambia. We would like individuals in Zambia to desist from making undemocratic and disparaging remarks against any citizen on account of one political preference,” admonished Singogo.
Singogo advised the Zambian society to entrench collective participation in national affairs as the country is government as a multi-party society and not a one-party-participatory democratic environment.