Blessed Geza rejects his expulsion from ZANU PF, asserting that President Mnangagwa should leave instead. He criticized the current administration for worsening Zimbabwe’s economic crisis and called for Mnangagwa’s immediate resignation. Geza maintains that he is part of a true ZANU PF, distancing himself from the current faction.
Blessed Geza, a notable war veteran, has dismissed his expulsion from the ZANU PF party, asserting that it is President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his supporters who should exit instead. Earlier this month, Geza, who served on the Central Committee, was expelled for voicing opposition to Mnangagwa’s potential extension beyond the constitutional two-term limit, which concludes in 2028.
In a recent online address, Geza criticized the actions of Patrick Chinamasa, who claimed he had been removed from ZANU PF, labeling it as fallacious. He affirmed, “Zanu PF is a product of ZIPRA and ZANLA forces, that is our baby. No one can fire me. Instead, I have fired Mnangagwa and his 2030s from ZANU PF.”
Geza characterized his expulsion as irrelevant, stating it came from a version of ZANU PF he does not recognize and condemned the current administration for exacerbating the nation’s economic crisis. He warned that “future generations would not forgive inaction” regarding the dire conditions confronting the country.
He further clarified, “They are talking about their own chiZANU PF, which I have nothing to do with. The true ZANU PF knows that I expelled them. That is why I ordered Mnangagwa to leave.” Geza concluded by reiterating demands for Mnangagwa’s immediate resignation due to misgovernance, expressing concern over the ongoing economic struggles affecting the nation.
In summary, Blessed Geza has categorically rejected his expulsion from the ZANU PF party, urging President Mnangagwa and his allies to vacate the party instead. He emphasizes the importance of addressing the economic crisis facing Zimbabwe and condemns the current leadership. Geza’s stance highlights his belief in a different vision of ZANU PF, asserting his commitment to the foundational ideals of the party and demanding accountability from its leaders.
Original Source: allafrica.com
