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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 30540, member: 2262"] Judith Ncube, Minister of State for Bulawayo Provincial Affairs and Devolution, praised local citizens yesterday. She expressed gratitude to everyone who ignored recent calls to join unauthorized protests. She spoke with reporters at her workplace in the Mhlahlandlela Government Complex. The minister highlighted how the entire area stayed peaceful despite efforts to create trouble. Former ruling party member Blessing Geza tried to organize these demonstrations. Mr. Geza once held a position on the Zanu-PF Central Committee before his recent removal. His planned protests completely failed because residents chose to continue their normal daily routines instead. Nobody disrupted the regular flow of community activities throughout the city. The general public demonstrated their commitment to maintaining order. Minister Ncube met with Joint Operations Command members to check current conditions across the region. She happily reported that Bulawayo remained quiet without incidents. She mentioned that some schools closed, possibly because people feared what might happen. School closures happened even though everything stayed calm. Education officials have yet to provide complete details about these preventative measures. The minister emphasized that Bulawayo experienced zero disturbances all day. No negative reports came from anywhere within city limits. She expressed happiness that the residents clearly know their priorities. Peace prevailed because citizens made conscious choices to reject participation in destabilizing activities. Their decisions reflected community values about proper civic engagement. Minister Ncube encouraged everyone to continue protecting their city and country. She stressed how peace benefits everyone. The minister congratulated Bulawayo residents for demonstrating respect for peaceful living and asked them to maintain these positive attitudes that help their community thrive. These collective actions strengthen national unity when citizens prioritize stability over chaos. [/QUOTE]

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