Attempts by the government to trivialise the attack on
President Nelson Chamisa is not just mischievous but totally unacceptable.
Clearly something is not right, and for government to
dismiss the claims without even calling for an investigation is worrying.
The six vehicles trailing the President had blue siren
lights, communication gadgets and they were armed. The President's convoy was
in the neighbourhoods of Mabvuku as a security protocol to determine whether
they were being followed or not.
That the President has been trailed since before the stolen
election is not a secret. Police reports have been made and no action has been
taken. Furthermore, the failed Zanu PF government and its proxies has not just
threatened the people's President, but has increased a clampdown on our leaders
across the nation.
On their way from Marondera, the team realized that they
were being tailed and decided to turn into Mabvuku towards the police station.
Apparently, one of the cars stopped to block the convoy,
grabbed the President's driver upon which President Chamisa walked over to
their car asking what they wanted.
At that moment, the Toyota Harrier was blocked by another
car in the President's convoy before they managed to escape, taking off with
the President's driver.
The security team pursued the armed men but abandoned the
chase when the President's driver jumped out of that moving vehicle injuring
his arm.
They reported the matter at Mabvuku police station.
Tomorrow, we will give a detailed report on the incidences we have mentioned.
Jacob Mafume
MDC National Spokesperson
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