BDP Francistown region snubs Masisi

Thursday, June 25, 2015

Majority of Francistown region BDP activists stayed away when Mokgweetsi Masisi came to solicit for their support

FRANCISTOWN: Vice president Mokgweetsi Masisi has been enjoying the command of the Francistown region but things took a nasty turn during his Tuesday visit.

Francistown region has been openly declared pro-Masisi but Tuesday this week, things seemingly fell apart under his nose.

Upon his arrival at the Francistown airport, Masisi who was acting President and enjoyed full presidential escort, got the shock of his life when he realised that there were only about 10 or less people loitering in frustration outside the Leseding Hall, the venue of the Tuesday indoor campaign meeting for team Masisi.

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