President Rupiah Banda says he is praying for the widow and family of Ken Ngondo, President of the opposition All Peoples Congress Party. Ngondo a former UNIP MP for Chipata central died Monday morning in Lusaka.
“Our prayers go to you and the entire family during the difficult time. We pray that the almighty God gives you the strength to endure the pain of loss,” President Banda said in a letter of condolences to the widow Charity and the bereaved family.
According to Rupiah Banda, the death of Ngondo is not only a loss to his family but the entire nation. He claimed that Ngondo contributed greatly to the development of the nation through various positions he held in both private and public sector.
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joe - December 7, 2010
11:57
It’s sad that he is gone. He was very gud person.i remember after 2006 elections he went country wide thanking people 4 voting 4 him despit him being the last in the presidential race results.i think that was a gud example he gev which evry political leader should follow.MHSRIP.
Musumadi musumadi - November 30, 2010
16:33
being a buyer i interacted with my mbuya,he used to sell us cement in bulk,he was a jovial person,each tym he stepped into our office ni o smiles and laufghing chabe..he made me open the eyes of the political scenariosssss.. i Got alot of insipiaration into polical analysings and to me he ws a man who kod a spade a spade MBuya mysrip til we mit again by God grace..Just hp the Govervnment will accord him a state funero
MATUKA MWANSA - November 30, 2010
15:25
Chelo, YOU are very funny indeed. The few votes he used to get were coming from all of us sympathizers here. He was a wonderful man, full of life and jokes, at some point he even adopted himself as MP for kanyama constituency meanwhile a president of the part as well. We will meet again Ken. Love you always papa and May your soul rest in internal peace.
MD - November 30, 2010
09:15
MHSRIP
zuchi - November 30, 2010
08:32
When the founder of the political part dies, then It means even the Party has died. So APCP can also rest.
Tuan Luo - November 30, 2010
04:38
The Ngondo Family, though some of us may not be with you physically during this trying period, we are still share the loss of the passing of Mr Ngondo. Having know him personally I found that he was an easy going person ready to make friends across ages, tribes, races etc, and above all was a man of the people on top of being a very generous person. May his soul rest in peace.
Lumpuma - November 29, 2010
23:25
MHSRIP He was a nationalist and a fighter beyond recognition. He even fought to have the by elections in Chilanga and Mpulungu be changed from a saturday to pave way for our adventist brothers to Vote. He supported RB to be in office even though he belonged to another party, he stood for a by election in Kanyama as MP even though he was state house material, eh..his achievements are endless, but i did not hear about his sickness, what happened…Eh How is Katele Kalumba doing?
Lemekani - November 29, 2010
23:03
rest in peace *sniff*
kaka.barca - November 29, 2010
20:48
We’ll miss you Kenny!
EMMANUEL - November 29, 2010
20:36
Plz CHELO.That is what is normal you should always praise a persön when he is dead and not when he is alive.That is the standard practice worldwide.My Sincere condolances to the family.may God strengthn you in this sad moment.MHSRIP
Chinyanta - November 29, 2010
20:02
RIP Mr.Ng`ondo and condolences to the family.
Dawa1 - November 29, 2010
19:10
I agree with Chelo. Death is always sad. But this cultural hypocrisy should also stop. Being a good, national leader and so forth, state funeral etc may be far fetched, The man was a clown and may his clown spirit and soul rest in peace.
Imiti ya Mpako - November 29, 2010
17:18
MHSRI
MARK - November 29, 2010
16:45
Cheelo, out of 12million people, the ten writers excluding yourself are showing sympathy. These may have been the friends of Mr Ngondo. So let us not be that harsh, rather give us your comments. The late Mr Ngondo was a nationalist, even those of us who thought that other manifestos were better agree that in his life, he contributed to Zambia. Take it easy and insult him if that is your position other than attacking the views of the rest of the nation
Analyst - November 29, 2010
16:41
Hypocrites. Stop praising him now that he is dead. Didn’t you call him a clown and fool when he was alive? Good leader, good leader, why didn’t you vote for him?
Chelo - November 29, 2010
16:35
MHSRIP
Bomba - November 29, 2010
16:03
He was a good leader, honest and hard working. This man despite being a political party president was seen working his land as a farmer. May Jehovah God comfort the grieving widow and family MHSRIP.
Her Ladyship - November 29, 2010
15:21
MHSRIP. Let’s hope he will be accorded a state funeral
kadobi peter - November 29, 2010
15:13
Mhsrip
Sweets - November 29, 2010
15:07
Sad news indeed. Let us mourn this great son of Zed with respect and diginity such a leader deserves. Hopefully his beliefs and political philosophies would be carried forward by APC. May his soul rest in peace.
Zambezi goal - November 29, 2010
15:05
Farewell Mr. Ngondo. May God be with you till we meet again.
George M. - November 29, 2010
14:50
I am saddened. Never heard of his illness. Death is so cruel and an enemy of humanity.
May God strengthen and comfort his family.
KAPATAMOYO - November 29, 2010
14:32
Pasaka launga- I hope his dream of free mealie-meal for all Zambians regardless of color, creed, political affiliation, religion and sex shall continue to leave on.
Engines - November 29, 2010
14:00
May his soul rest in peace.
Kabusha - November 29, 2010
13:49
LOSS TO THE NATION.
MHSRIP.
SOMEONE SHOULD STEP IN HIS SHOES AND CONTINUE WITH THE ASPIRATIONS OF THE ALL PEOPLES CONGRESS PARTY (APC) HE FOUNDED
BWASHI - November 29, 2010
13:43