Lucius joins the Chilima trail


Soldier Lucius Banda Saulos Klaus Chilima

The Movement that is supposedly led by Malawi Vice President Saulos Chilima who has not yet communicated in person his political plans keeps gathering momentum. Now, musician Lucius Banda has joined the team.

Soldier Lucius Banda Saulos Klaus Chilima
Soldier joins Chilimna

Days after Speaker Richard Msowoya took with him MCP members to pitch his tent at the grounds of the Movement, musician Lucius Banda has released a song in support of Chilima’s candidacy.

The song, Tsogolo lathu, has Lucius waxing lyrical about Chilima highlighting how the Vice President will change things.

“Ilo dziko lathu, ilo tsogolo lathu,” goes the chorus of the song.

“Tikonze tsogolo la dzikoli. Tiyese nzeru zina. Nzeru za tsopano. Saulos Chilima akhale patsogolo,” sings Banda.

It is not known if Banda has sung for Chilima as a hired musician or it is because he has defected to the Movement.

Rumours have been rife connecting Banda to to the Movement after it has appeared that he’s been unhappy with the relationship between his party, the UDF and the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP).

34 thoughts on “Lucius joins the Chilima trail

  1. A Kaliati ena amati aweni ndi mayi wadyela komanso osokoneza kwambiri kodi chimene afuna ndi chani? agwila ntchito ndi ahilimangwazi, a Bakili a Bingu amayi Joice banda a Peter pano akuti ali ndi a Chilima kodi ndiye uti mdzio muno anzeru ndiokhawa eti ne aundibowa zeeeeedi achilima achenejere aowo anthu amenewa alipo ambiri simodzi ayi awonongwa cholinga chanu cheni cheni bwana choti mukonze dzikoli onsewa akujowinaniwa ndi A Pumbwa okha okha .

    freedom of expressaion barth right for all , without fear and fevour kkk

  2. As youths, let’s support him, but I don’t like pipo ,like Kaliati, they hv been in Muluzi administration, then bingu , then Amai now she has just abandone Peter mthalika, she must also give a chance to the youth in her area , apangako ndalama. She got something . Ayeseko kupanga business nkumalemba tchito ma youth ena, osati ka ka ka ka pa u MP. No!!!!!! Hell No ,,

  3. Very good if indeed want to serve Malawians ,avoid greedy.

  4. Palibe chosintha apa…. kaliati.. timamudziwa …masangwi… we know him …. onse amene …tikuwadziwa…. they have changed the name…of the party..nothing else… tiyeni tingodya nawo zomwe adabazo basi

  5. ine maso anga pa chilima kut ngooooo mose tinayambila nkhalamba zokha zokha achin Goodwell gondwe anthu akale kale zelu zinatha koma kuwakakamila ndrama yathu ilibhe nd phabvu nkomwe

  6. CHILIMA WOYEE…!!! .. KOMA IZI ZA MOVEMENTIZI NDE ZILIBE TSOGOLO MAN…SHAAAA !!!

  7. Zoona tikuyenela tione zinthu zina Malawi must we don’t want corrupted leaders

  8. Hold hands for youth in North constituency Am coming to stand # big 3

  9. Chilima more fire these old xul guys must go azikacheza ndi zizukulu..this is our time

  10. Big up my future army, i salute you guy’s, khenge khenge

  11. Big up my future army, i salute you guy’s,,,,,, khenge khenge

  12. Big up my future army, i salute you guy’s,,,, khenge khenge

  13. Good move soldier achinyamata onse a nzika zeni zeni zamalawi nganganga pambuyo paofuna kusintha zinthu

  14. Halala Soldier, Halala. Chilima Halala. Boma ndilanu anyamata. Musadandaule.

  15. Halala Soldier, Halala. Chilima Halala. Boma ndilanu anyamata. Musadandaule.

  16. Yah neeh, he joined UDF, then PP and again back to UDF and now he is a UTM member. With these recycled politicians Malawi is going nowhere

  17. Hahahaha kwatsala mkutenga…anu abanda mungot uku mwapita ukuso mwapita.. Ndie muyimba zingat nyimbo…kkkkkkkk musokoneza athu inu..

  18. Hahahahaaaaaa oooooodi ukooo, go go go go go anyamata go, nganga zidzipsa ntima kkkkkkkkkkkkk

  19. as Obama SAID THE YOUTH LET US HOLD HANDS AND FIGHT OPPRESSION NDE INE NDILI PA MBUYO PA POMPO HOZA

  20. Aaaaaaaa ndale koma ngati achilima akulonjeza zotukula Malawi ndiye aime basi

  21. Hahaha ndale koma zimenezo…,, komano kwa a Hon. Saulos Klaus Chilima zii wake ameneyi aimapo apa?ngakhale analengeza zoti ndi okonzeka?

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