Swapo secretary basic Shaningwa defends presidential candidate Nandi-Ndaitwah amid well being hypothesis – Information
SWAPO secretary basic Sophia Shaningwa has warned “witches” to depart the get together’s presidential candidate, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, alone.
Shaningwa was talking at a Swapo rally at Otjiwarongo over the weeked.
This follows hypothesis that Nandi-Ndaitwah fainted on the rally earlier than addressing the viewers.
“I want to tell you witches that it must stop here; it must come to an end. Leave the presidential candidate alone.
“Leave the servant who is chosen by God and by men,” Shaningwa mentioned.
She mentioned a person predicted that Nandi-Ndaitwah would fall sick at Otjiwarongo.
“Stop it with immediate effect. It must be the last time I am hearing this,” she mentioned.
Meanwhile, Swapo deputy secretary basic Uahekua Herunga yesterday mentioned Nandi-Ndaitwah is in good well being.
“Our candidate is not sick. She is in excellent health and good spirits. You have seen on your television that she addressed the rally at Otjiwarongo,” he mentioned.
He mentioned “news mongers” are fabricating tales about Nandi-Ndaitwah’s well being.
Political analyst Ndumba Kamwanyah says whether it is true that Nandi-Ndaitwah collapsed, he needs her a fast restoration.
“Health is not something one would want to politicise,” he says.
Affirmative Repositioning chief Job Amupanda on social media blamed the incident on Swapo “opportunists” making the vp attend occasions steadily.
“They are parading a 72-year-old grandmother every second day, making her walk around stadiums, making her dance, while exposed to loud music in her 72-year-old ears, and requiring her to shout slogans and deliver speeches, while standing for more than an hour,” he wrote.
“For their abdomen and alternative to steal from an unsuspecting grandmother, they’re prepared to even sacrifice her.
If they’ll sacrifice their very own 72-year-old chief for private profit, how concerning the nation?” he requested.
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