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📍Farm Restaurant - Trotters
This farm restaurant serves freshly prepared food from the land, including beef🥩 😋
A very cool and pleasant setting.
Are you Ohns done arguing about Human Rights? 🫠
This loss for Barcelona is okay because it sends them into El Clásico wounded, which should generate goals ⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️
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League Games + UEFA Champions League Game + League Games!
We go again!
Meal 🍽️ is cooked and served to Boom!
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Robots made the songs, Robots listened to them, and the one human involved got 18 months in prison😄
The future of AI is so interesting and this is just the beginning 😁
Punters coming back from the International break 😀
I don’t play International games. That’s one of my punting policy !
Because of the huge taxes I pay after booming with my tickets, ZRA gave me a branded Key Holder as a small token of appreciation for being a compliant taxpayer! 😁
We punters are also contributing to the Grow Zambia Agenda 💪🏾😋
The game that we all love is back ⚽️😍
The money that we love minting for fun while we enjoy the game 💰
Ladies and Gentlemen, these are the games that will feed us this week 🫵🏿
You know drill: Goals⚽️⚽️ = Money💵
It’s time to milk the bookies once again👌🏿
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This weekend League Football is back!🤩
Next week UEFA Champions League is back!😍
Nonstop proper football, I can wait to resume milking the bookies😋
October smells money💵 , we will win Big💪🏾
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Let’s use President Frederick Chiluba’s failed 2001 third-term bid as an example as it is the clearest precedent.
Elected in 1991 and re-elected in 1996, he faced a constitutional two term limit. In early 2001, MMD supporters pushed to amend the party and national constitutions so he could run again. The move split the ruling party: Vice President Christon Tembo and other seniors officials opposed it, and more than a third of MMD MPs, including cabinet ministers, signed declarations against it, enough to block the two-thirds majority needed for an amendment. An MMD convention that endorsed the idea was boycotted after reports of violence against dissenters.
Public resistance was organized. The Christian Council of Zambia, Evangelical Fellowship of Zambia, and Zambia Episcopal Conference issued the Oasis Declaration urging him not to contest. The Oasis Forum and allies ran Friday horn honking and whistle blowing campaigns, green-ribbon protests, debates, and rallies.
A major Lusaka rally in April 2001 drew thousands chanting “No third term.” Party defections, street action, media criticism, and pressure from donors and neighbors proved decisive.
Chiluba announced in early May 2001 that he would not seek a third term and later ruled out a referendum.
Zambians don’t like Presidents who seek a third term or remove the term limit. Zambians will always unite and come together when such acts are advanced by the ruling party, and I don’t think it would be any different if UPND does the same.
