Did President Lazarus Chakwera admit failure in addressing parliament immediately?

In a surprising flip of occasions, President Lazarus Chakwera has conceded defeat, admitting that he has failed in his duties as President.

The stunning admission was made in Parliament, leaving lawmakers and residents alike in a state of shock.

President Chakwera’s humble tone was evident as he stated, “I am not an angel… I told you way back that ‘ineyo sindziwa zoonse’ (I don’t know everything). My SONA was faulty, I was fooled. I am taking actions against those who made me a fool.”

The President’s admission has sparked widespread debate, with some praising his honesty and others questioning the timing of his admission.

The opposition has referred to as for the President to resign instantly, citing his admission of failure as proof that he’s not match to steer the nation.

In a shocking twist, distributors from Lilongwe had been seen chanting “adad abwerere… adad abwerere,” that means Peter Mutharika ought to lead Malawi once more. This comes as a shock, provided that Lilongwe is perceived to be a stronghold of the MCP.

However, plainly the MCP-led authorities has misplaced favor with the individuals, significantly because of the growing costs of products.

Meanwhile, President Chakwera has fired Sosten Gwengwe, citing causes identified solely to himself.

As is customary, the President’s choice to fireside and rent ministers will not be topic to public disclosure.

As the mud settles on this stunning revelation, one factor is obvious: Malawian politics won’t ever be the identical once more.

The President’s admission of failure has set a brand new precedent, one which can be watched carefully by politicians and residents alike.

Will President Chakwera heed the decision to resign, or will he attempt to journey out the storm?