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New Chilanga South MP pledges development
Newly elected Chilanga South Constituency Member of Parliament Ngenda Situmbeko has pledged to work closely with the church in delivering development in the constituency. Mr Situmbeko assured the faith community of his commitment to collaborate with the church and other stakeholders to deliver tangible development…
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Newly elected Chilanga South Constituency Member of Parliament Ngenda Situmbeko has pledged to work closely with the church in delivering development in the constituency.
Mr Situmbeko assured the faith community of his commitment to collaborate with the church and other stakeholders to deliver tangible development across Chilanga South Constituency.
He said this when he attended a church service at the New Apostolic Church Chilanga Main Congregation.
Mr Situmbeko stated that the church plays a critical role in encouraging citizens to choose responsible and sober leadership while remaining non-partisan.
“We also thank the church for playing an important role in encouraging citizens to choose responsible and sober leadership, while remaining non-partisan,” he said.
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Mr Situmbeko added that under the leadership of President Hakainde Hichilema, the government’s focus is on working and delivering development for the people of Zambia.
“Under the leadership of President Hakainde Hichilema, our focus is simple. Work, work, work, and deliver for the people of Zambia,” he said.
Mr Situmbeko further thanked the people of Chilanga South for their votes and continued support.
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