ZAMBIA: Lungu lost for denouncing homosexuality -- Party claims

By: Ollus Ndomu

As the former ruling Patriotic Front -PF- struggle to come to terms with the reality of having lost elections to their most hated enemy, President Hakainde Hichilema, theorists have started to propagate justifications explaining why former President Edgar Lungu suffered such a humiliating defeat.

Late last week, PF’s official Milnur Zulu stood on the antihill while explaining that Lungu lost elections because he was a staunch Pan-Africanist.

Zulu further alleged that Lungu became the greatest enemy of the west by rejecting the introduction of gay rights in Zambia.

Party Vice President, Given Lubinda, also shares in the gay rights painkiller allegations.

According to his message to villagers in Eastern province last weekend, Lubinda expressed that Republican President Hakainde Hichilema was in the U.S. in a mission to introduce LGBTQ rights. A seemingly bitter Lubinda has had his mouth ajar from the very hour his party was ejected from power.

Speaking alongside his friend, Raphael Nakachinda, a binoculars movement leader told villagers that he had Hichilema watched adding that Zambia was headed for hard times as a lying president was in State House.

Earlier last week, the PF flooded the media with lamentations and messages of condemnation directed at U.S. president Joe Biden who in his UNGA speech congratulated youths for denouncing and voting out corruption on August 12.