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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 29891, member: 2262"] War veteran Blessed Geza recently spoke out against President Emmerson Mnangagwa. He accused the president of using young girls at Midlands State University with help from Owen Mudha Ncube. Known as "Bombshell," Geza said he plans to fight against those around Mnangagwa. He called these people "Zvigananda" and promised the March 31 protests would happen as planned. Geza introduced himself and explained why he had come back. He said certain people near Mnangagwa cause problems for regular citizens. Farmers struggle to receive money because of these individuals. Geza wants everyone to know who they are and what they do. First on his list was Kudakwashe Tagwirei. Geza claimed Tagwirei wants to become president after Auxillia Mnangagwa. He accused Tagwirei of taking control of government deals and many businesses. Next came Wicknell Chivayo, who calls himself "Sir Wicknell" despite lacking real business skills. Geza said Chivayo asks for money upfront when he wins contracts. The president claims he has personal funds, but the Gwanda project money vanished. Mnangagwa protects Chivayo, according to Geza. He mentioned that Pedzai Scott Sakupwanya takes 7% of the profits to share with the president. George Guvamatanga allegedly pockets 10% from deals and buys properties worldwide. Geza listed South Africa, the UK, and Canada as places where Guvamatanga invests using public money. Julius Charumbira lives in Newlands. Former Reserve Bank Governor John Panonetsa Mangudva was described by Geza as "my young man." Geza stated that Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube belongs to this corrupt group and included Obey Chimuka in his accusations. Geza expressed strong dislike for someone named Tungwarara. He called him a thief who disrespects those who fought for Zimbabwe and ignores the bloodshed during liberation. Geza claimed Douglas Kwande, a close friend of the president, steals resources from citizens. Daniel Garwe, allegedly a former Selous Scout, will face exposure for his crimes soon. Geza said Garwe insulted comrades by calling them "dogs" or "bokki." Owen Mudha Ncube lacks even basic education and connects to general killings, according to Geza. He terrorizes children and steals from people. Most seriously, Geza accused him of bringing young girls to Mnangagwa. He claimed the president made several university students pregnant through these arrangements. ICT Minister Tatenda Mavetera has a questionable history with the president. Mabel Chinonona, who claims to be a war veteran, hates her fellow fighters. People suspect the Special Branch sent her as a spy. Jacob Mudenda wanted to become Vice President and created the Tshabangu plan. Youth Minister Tino Machakaire participates in this corrupt system. Christopher Mutsvangwa, the party spokesperson and former comrade, places Mnangagwa above other veterans. Geza asked what Mnangagwa has done for those who fought in the war. John Paradza lacks education, and Lovemore Matuke has a father who betrayed people in Gutu. Matuke's connection with Mnangagwa raises questions since the president worked as a spy for the Rhodesia Front. Ezra Chadzamira supports this corrupt government. Goodwills Masimirembwa, a lawyer who lost his license, became a land baron pushing the 2030 agenda. Polite Kambamura, Ziyambi Ziyambi, and regional chairman Edson Chiherende represent corruption. Munyaradzi Machacha embarrassed Geza despite being his nephew. Douglas Mahiya tried to remove war veterans from Shamva Road through his veterans' league project. Geza attacked religious leaders like Uebert Angel and Ed Branson. Winston Chitando lost his way. Jenfan Muswere became minister under mysterious circumstances. Anxious, Masuka made shady land deals. Geza claimed July Moyo works as a CIA agent. Kazembe Kazembe belongs to the president's anti-comrade group. Richard Moyo follows the president blindly and destroys Matebeleland. These people steal from Zimbabwe, Geza said. He promised action against these "criminals" and urged people to buy data to see his next steps. His group fears nobody because 16 million citizens stand behind them. Geza warned these actions mark just the beginning. He promised the group would target Mnangagwa on March 31 but start with his associates immediately. They will regret their actions and eventually ask the president to resign. Geza apologized for letting down the country by allowing these "nationalists" to cause damage. The situation reduced real war veterans to poverty. Geza wants to honor those who died fighting at places like Nyadzonya and Chimoio. He asked what purpose their deaths served if criminals control the country. After 40 years, Geza believes the time has come to reclaim Zimbabwe and leave it better than they found it. From Plumtree to Mutare and Zambezi to Limpopo, Geza called for all citizens to protest on March 31. He wants everyone demanding that Mnangagwa step down. The president's removal has already started, according to Geza. [/QUOTE]

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