We are not going to allow lawlessness in the party and creating groups which in turn bring division in the party like what happened during the Patrioric Front when Kabimba was hounded out due to individual selfish agendas.
Am instructing all the youths across the country to stop venting their anger in public or social media.
This l have instructed and l want to instruct again.
Don’t attack leaders on social media but dialogue which is a long held tool for peace and unity in the party.
There are lessons to learn from the PF which became divided because of groupings within the party.
As a ruling UPND, we are saying no to such maneuvers.
There is always a right channel to do things.
UPND not too long ago had a conversion and was guided in a quest to promote unity and peace which led to the election victory again in the spirit to reunite and rebuild Zambia.
Where is the pressure of attacking your leaders on social media coming from?
You are saying this one or that one should go, tomorrow it will be a Chairman in Kanyama saying should go which will have potential to bring confusion in the party.
If you what to be a leader go to the grassroot and work hard for the party so that you are elected at the general conference.
You may be frustrated because you are seeing the same people who oppressed you and mocking but be patient things will be okay
Don’t destroy your own party you have worked for in most difficult times you may regret later.
Moreover, don’t make decisions when you are angry or excited, you may do something that may effect you negatively tomorrow.
If you love the party and understands the vision of President Hichilema who values dialogue and has earlier guided at all cost stop protesting or attacking your leaders on social media.
We know that youths need immediate solutions to challenges, but remember the mandate to serve the country is first then our problems will be settled.
Let us work together and continue making our party strong on the ground instead of grouping to call for the removal of anyone.
May God bless us all!
Gilbert Liswaniso