Blessed Geza contests his expulsion from ZANU PF, stating the need for President Mnangagwa to resign. He emphasizes his connection to the party as a product of liberation movements and criticizes the current administration for economic failures. Geza calls for genuine reform instead of a ‘2030 agenda’ he does not support.
Blessed Geza, a notable war veteran, has publicly contested his expulsion from Zimbabwe’s ruling ZANU PF party. He asserts that instead of him being dismissed, it is President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his supporters promoting the ‘2030 agenda’ that should exit the party. Geza emphasizes that ZANU PF, which he regards as an extension of historic liberation movements, is an inseparable part of his identity.
In a recent online address, Geza rebuffed claims made by Patrick Chinamasa regarding his firing, labeling them as unfounded. “No one can fire me. Instead, I have fired Mnangagwa and his 2030s from ZANU PF,” he declared, insisting that he does not recognize the party’s current direction under Mnangagwa’s leadership.
Geza harshly criticized the current government’s handling of the economic crisis, warning of dire consequences for future generations if action is not taken. He referred to the current state of ZANU PF as a “bogus organization” and expressed his belief that he has already expelled those who do not align with the original principles of the party.
Reasserting his position, Geza called for immediate resignation of President Mnangagwa, citing severe misgovernance. He highlighted the pressing need for genuine reform to escape the ongoing economic hardships that current and future Zimbabweans will be affected by.
Blessed Geza stands firm on his position in ZANU PF, rejecting his recent expulsion and calling for accountability within the party’s leadership. He prioritizes the party’s historical values while condemning the current economic situation under President Mnangagwa. Geza’s insistence on the need for reform emphasizes the importance of addressing misgovernance for the sake of future generations.
Original Source: allafrica.com
