AAAFP candidate pledges to resolve boundary disputes in the Mbarali district
MBEYA: THE Tanzanian presidential candidate through the Association of Farmers (AAFP), Kunje Ngombale Mwiru, has assured Mbarali residents that he will resolve boundary disputes facing rice farmers in the district if Tanzanians give his party the consent to hold the presidency.
He said this today in Ubaruku Ward, Mbarali District, while launching the Party’s manifesto and urging the people to vote yes in the general elections to be held on October 29 this year, and is saddened by the government’s move to confiscate these farmers’ fields and put them in a reserve.
“The elders of Mbarali have told me that there are challenges regarding the boundaries of people’s fields, the government in power values conservation more than these human beings, now I would like to tell you, in all countries in the world, even in Ukraine, if you see a war that does not end, if you see complaints that do not end, know that behind the scenes there is someone with them,” said Mwiru.
I add, “And even here in Mbarali, these conflicts will not end because there are small corruptions in this Mbarali, but behind these corruptions, there are people who support them, and that is why I have promised my government that we must bring respect”.
He also said that as president of JMT, he will start taking on small corruptions and dealing with them through a crocodile pond that will be dug at the State House.
“I swear from the bottom of my heart, if elected, I will not run to the State House but will stay for two months so that a crocodile pond can be prepared at the State House so that all the corrupt can be inhabited by crocodiles,” he said
I add” I have traveled to many countries in the world, I have been to China, I have been to Turkey, they have placed respect on public money and property, if China misuses public property you are shot in public, others have started saying will Ngombale really be able to do what he promises?..and I swear from the bottom of my heart on the 29th, give it to me to see” he said
In another step, he said that the occurrence of violence by citizens destroying UDART bus stations in Dar es Salaam is due to citizens being fed up with the hardships of the transport they experience.
“Even in this nation, people have destroyed Mwendokasi (UDART) buses, in any country, when complaints increase, peace disappears, because every day someone complains about transport problems, water problems, electricity problems, agriculture problems, the country must enter into violence,” he said.
“I assure you,” he said, “I have heard that our colleague has appointed others to manage the express buses. I am telling the Dar es Salaam Regional Government that if I come to power on the 29th, I will confiscate all government officials’ vehicles, and they will see what happens to the express bus.”
He also said that the express bus project has the hand of the corrupt, and that the crisis will never end because there are corrupt people who get ten percent.
“If I am president, I will end everything. It is impossible if you go to the express bus station there, a pregnant mother, and an adult father go there to the express bus station and stay there for more than 3 hours. There are no social services inside the station. I send you my greetings on the 29th, and they will see what happens.”
Speaking about the road, he said that the projects have become political capital, so his government will install a “crusher” to crush stones and pour concrete everywhere so that citizens can pass at all times, and this is possible because Tanzania is rich in mountains.
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He has told the people of Mbarali that he will provide free power tillers to the youth for economic empowerment, while every ten households will be given one tractor to carry out agricultural activities and earn an income to run their lives.
