Moyo Guma slams colleagues
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Responding to the State of the Nation Address by President Ian Khama, Guma said that MPs should not forget that they represent the people and they should respect each other in the House. “No matter that one is your opponent in the opposition you should respect him/her,” he said adding that if the country goes to the dogs, nobody will be spared “no matter that one is in the opposition or the ruling party”.
The MP said the leadership should also be respected despite differences in opinion. He advised legislators to abide by and respect the decisions of their parties. “Remember that all of us we are here because of the people who voted for us through our parties,” he said. Guma added that no one came to Parliament as an individual.
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