Blessed Geza Calls for March 31 Protests Against President Mnangagwa

Blessed Geza, a war veteran, has called for protests against President Mnangagwa on March 31, framing the event as an “uprising”. He urged public support and warned police against interference, endorsing Vice President Chiwenga as a possible successor. Geza’s bold appearance has raised concerns of political upheaval reminiscent of the 2017 coup that ousted Mugabe, positioning him as a pivotal figure in the current political climate.

Blessed Geza, a prominent war veteran, has resurfaced on social media, calling for nationwide protests on March 31 to demand the resignation of President Emmerson Mnangagwa. In a “State of the Nation Address” broadcast on X (formerly Twitter), he emphasized that the upcoming demonstration would represent an “uprising” rather than a mere protest, urging all Zimbabweans to take to the streets for this cause.

Geza, dressed in military attire, expressed a fervent wish for citizens to participate, urging private individuals to provide transport for demonstrators. He also warned Police Commissioner General Stephen Mutamba against interference during the protests, stating that the demonstrations seek to liberate citizens from the economic hardships caused by the current administration’s maladministration.

The former fighter made it clear that he does not want any protester to suffer harm and labeled the planned actions as an “unstoppable wave.” Geza openly called for Mnangagwa to relinquish power peacefully and endorsed Vice President Constantino Chiwenga as a suitable successor, citing support from notable opposition figures.

After a period of hiding due to threats on his safety for denouncing Mnangagwa, Geza’s reappearance has reignited fears of a coup similar to the one that ousted former President Robert Mugabe in 2017. Speculation surrounds the possible backing of Geza by Vice President Chiwenga or others opposed to Mnangagwa’s attempt to secure an unconstitutional third term.

While Chiwenga has remained publicly silent regarding his ambitions or the legitimacy of Mnangagwa’s potential third term, his previous sarcastic reaction to questions about Mnangagwa’s 2030 agenda adds to the mystery surrounding the political landscape in Zimbabwe. Geza’s bold resurgence in military clothing signifies escalating tensions and the potential for significant political upheaval.

In conclusion, Blessed Geza’s recent call for nationwide demonstrations highlights escalating political tensions in Zimbabwe as he demands President Mnangagwa’s resignation. His assertive stance, support for Vice President Chiwenga, and warnings to authorities emphasize the growing discontent among citizens. As fears of a coup resurface, the political dynamics within Zimbabwe remain uncertain, with prominent figures remaining notably reticent concerning their positions on current administration policies.

Original Source: www.zimlive.com