No apology to the US over Chanco incident 

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Jill Biden
Uladi Mussa
Mussa (L) says Mutharika (R) needs to apologise to the US government.

Malawians across the country have urged President Peter Mutharika not to apologize to the United States of America (USA) government over the Chancellor College demonstrations.

Yesterday People’s Party (PP) acting president Uladi Mussa urged Mutharika to apologize to the US government following the Chanco fracas that prevented the US second lady Jill Biden from visiting Machinga district.

Mussa said the fracas gave a bad image to the country hence an apology should be made to the US government. However, Malawians have blasted Mussa’s call of apology arguing that Malawians are not to apologize through its first citizen.

“Uladi are you serious? Is this the best advice you can offer to the president right now? Who the hell is Obama after all? The president has more assignments right now for Malawians so you can apologize on behalf of your family….. I never expected a man who has just been honoured yesterday with outside school degree to come forward with this unreasonable idea….please tell Obama to go to hell if he is angry with us,” commented Joseph Jones on a story published on Malawi24.

Jill Biden
Jill Biden got blocked on the road.

While Winston Duncan wrote: “Who Is Obama? USA encourages demonstrations and fund them around the world. Apologise for what?. APM cannot do that, stupid idea from Uladi.”

Kaiser Falcon Morashnikov Joacquim could not hide his laughter as he disclosed that Mussa’s thinking does not reflect someone who has a doctorate. “Apology to Obama? koma ma doctorate ogulawa [These fake doctorates]. kkkk” wrote Joacquim.

On Tuesday last week students from Chancellor College in Zomba blocked Biden’s motorcade during demonstrations against fees hike as she was on her way to visit humanitarian projects in Machinga district.