walidhulumina pesa kwenye ma deal yao!The sacking has raised many questions since the Lugola was one of the Magufuli’s loyal cabinet members. Lugola was once a student of Magufuli’s at the Sengerema Secondary school, accept change
Lete ushahidi.walidhulumina pesa kwenye ma deal yao!
So after taking away one vote, Dr Tizeba became the second and Shigongo the first. The same way in Mwibara, Charles Kajege was first and Lugola finished second, "Magufuli said.Tell us the truth.
This is the fact to the truth. Your friend is trying to mislead.So after taking away one vote, Dr Tizeba became the second and Shigongo the first. The same way in Mwibara, Charles Kajege was first and Lugola finished second, "Magufuli said.
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Are for the truth or reality!?This is the fact to the truth. Your friend is trying to mislead.
Is that an ancient English? Lol!The sacking has raised many questions since the Lugola was one of the Magufuli’s loyal cabinet members. Lugola was once a student of Magufuli’s at the Sengerema Secondary school, accept change
We know this wasn't a criteria there are those who got least votes still got the nod, and there's those who have felony allegations like Lugola but still got the nod.Magufuli reveals why CCM dropped former MPs Lugola and Tizeba
Wednesday September 9 2020
In Summary
Addressing a campaign rally in Bukokwa village, Sengerema yesterday, Magufuli, said it was after taking away one vote from each of the former members of parliament, Dr Charles Tizeba (Buchosa) and Kangi Lugola of Mwibara.
By The Citizen Reporter
Mwanza. CCM presidential candidate John Magufuli has clarified on the circumstances that led the ruling party to drop former Members of Parliament for Buchosa and Mwibara.
Addressing a campaign rally in Bukokwa village, Sengerema yesterday, Magufuli, said it was after taking away one vote from each of the former members of parliament, Dr Charles Tizeba (Buchosa) and Kangi Lugola of Mwibara.
He urged CCM members to break the campaign groups and strengthen unity and solidarity to seek the victory of the elected candidates.
Magufuli said the decision to take away one vote was because the members of parliament were also members of CCM’s National Executive Committee who vote in the vetting session.
Whereas Dr Charles Tizeba and Erick Shigongo tied with 354 votes each, Charles Kajege and Kangi Lugola, who was former Minister of Internal Affairs each had 178 votes.
"So after taking away one vote, Dr Tizeba became the second and Shigongo the first. The same way in Mwibara, Charles Kajege was first and Lugola finished second, "Magufuli said.
Magufuli urged farmers to take care of the harvest as they wait for better opportunities especially given the fact that some countries did not grow crops because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Source: The Citizen
walidhulumina pesa kwenye ma deal yao!
I've been waiting for a first swahili comment on this thread, and here you're![emoji23]Kangi alipewa budget kubwa kumkabili kigogo (wa twitter) lakini akashindwa.
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Interesting......Magufuli reveals why CCM dropped former MPs Lugola and Tizeba
Wednesday September 9 2020
In Summary
Addressing a campaign rally in Bukokwa village, Sengerema yesterday, Magufuli, said it was after taking away one vote from each of the former members of parliament, Dr Charles Tizeba (Buchosa) and Kangi Lugola of Mwibara.
By The Citizen Reporter
Mwanza. CCM presidential candidate John Magufuli has clarified on the circumstances that led the ruling party to drop former Members of Parliament for Buchosa and Mwibara.
Addressing a campaign rally in Bukokwa village, Sengerema yesterday, Magufuli, said it was after taking away one vote from each of the former members of parliament, Dr Charles Tizeba (Buchosa) and Kangi Lugola of Mwibara.
He urged CCM members to break the campaign groups and strengthen unity and solidarity to seek the victory of the elected candidates.
Magufuli said the decision to take away one vote was because the members of parliament were also members of CCM’s National Executive Committee who vote in the vetting session.
Whereas Dr Charles Tizeba and Erick Shigongo tied with 354 votes each, Charles Kajege and Kangi Lugola, who was former Minister of Internal Affairs each had 178 votes.
"So after taking away one vote, Dr Tizeba became the second and Shigongo the first. The same way in Mwibara, Charles Kajege was first and Lugola finished second, "Magufuli said.
Magufuli urged farmers to take care of the harvest as they wait for better opportunities especially given the fact that some countries did not grow crops because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Source: The Citizen