Blessed Geza rejects his expulsion from ZANU PF, insisting that President Mnangagwa should exit instead. Geza opposed extending Mnangagwa’s term, claiming it undermines the party’s history and expressing concerns over Zimbabwe’s worsening economic situation. He calls for immediate resignation of Mnangagwa due to misgovernance and asserts that future generations will hold them accountable for inaction.
Blessed Geza, an outspoken war veteran, has vehemently rejected his recent expulsion from the ruling ZANU PF party. Rather than accepting this decision, he asserts that President Emmerson Mnangagwa and his supporters are the ones who should exit the party. Geza’s comments were made following his public opposition to extending Mnangagwa’s term beyond the constitutionally limited two terms, which are set to conclude in 2028.
In an online address, Geza criticized the announcement made by Patrick Chinamasa regarding his expulsion. He proclaimed, “That is bullshit. ZANU PF is a product of ZIPRA and ZANLA forces, that is our baby. No one can fire me. Instead, I have fired Mnangagwa and his 2030s from ZANU PF.” He indicated that his expulsion was from a version of the party he no longer recognizes.
Furthermore, Geza condemned President Mnangagwa’s administration for exacerbating the nation’s economic difficulties. He cautioned that future generations would not forgive the current leadership’s inaction. He stated that the genuine ZANU PF acknowledges his stance, asserting, “But the true ZANU PF knows that I expelled them… from a bogus organization that I don’t belong to.”
Geza expressed his discontent with the deteriorating economic situation in Zimbabwe and urged Mnangagwa to resign immediately due to misgovernance. He emphasized the urgent need to address the nation’s issues for the sake of future generations, warning that failure to act would result in regret.
Geza maintains that the fight against corruption and mismanagement must continue until tangible changes are made in Zimbabwe’s governance and economy.
Blessed Geza’s rejection of his expulsion from ZANU PF underscores a deepening rift within the party, particularly around leadership and governance issues. His dismissal of the ruling party’s authority and the urgent call for change reflect considerable dissatisfaction with President Mnangagwa’s administration. Geza’s commitment to the principles he associates with ZANU PF further highlights the tensions surrounding leadership legitimacy in Zimbabwe.
Original Source: allafrica.com
