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MP Sameer Suleman apologizes for not doing enough for Malawians

By Jones Gadama

Blantyre City South East Member of Parliament, Sameer Suleman, has issued a public apology to Malawians for not doing enough to fight for their welfare in Parliament.

This apology comes on the heels of his dramatic walkout from the House after his proposal to amend the State Residences budget was rejected.

Suleman’s proposal sought to allocate K20 billion to State Residences, with the remaining K47 billion redirected to maize purchases.

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He questioned the large allocation to State Residences, especially with elections looming in just five months.

The MP’s concerns highlight the pressing issue of resource allocation and its impact on the welfare of Malawians.

The rejection of Suleman’s proposal has sparked debate about the government’s priorities and the role of opposition parties in holding them accountable.

Suleman himself acknowledged the divisions within the opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), which he believes have weakened their ability to push for policies benefiting Malawians.

This development comes at a time when the country is grappling with various challenges, including economic hardship and food insecurity.

The allocation of K67 billion to State Residences has raised eyebrows, with many Malawians questioning the government’s priorities.

Suleman’s apology and his efforts to amend the budget demonstrate his commitment to advocating for the welfare of Malawians.

However, the rejection of his proposal and the divisions within the opposition party pose significant challenges to achieving meaningful change.

As the country heads to the polls in September, the debate around resource allocation and government priorities is likely to intensify.

Malawians will be watching closely to see how their elected representatives will address the pressing issues facing the nation.

In related news, Suleman recently appeared in court following a warrant for his arrest, which sparked controversy and debate about the political climate in Malawi.

The MP’s commitment to advocating for Malawians’ welfare, despite facing challenges and controversies, is a testament to his dedication to public service.

As the situation unfolds, one thing is clear: the people of Malawi deserve accountable leadership that prioritizes their welfare.

It remains to be seen how the government and opposition parties will respond to the challenges facing the nation.

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