Ncube urges people to flee the country he ruined
Mthuli Ncube's controversial poster
Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister, Mthuli Ncube, has sparked outrage and disbelief by urging people to leave the country and seek prosperity elsewhere.
Ncube, who holds a PhD from Cambridge University and was a professor at Oxford University before joining the ruling ZANU-PF party, is campaigning for parliament in the 2023 elections.
However, instead of offering solutions to the economic and social crisis that has plagued Zimbabwe for decades, he is promising locals in his constituency of choice access to train as a nurse aid so that they can migrate to England and work as a carer assistant.
In a shocking display of incompetence and insensitivity, Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister is telling the locals that their future is best secured in Britain, and not in Zimbabwe.
Critics have slammed Ncube for his betrayal of the people and his admission of failure as a leader. They have accused him of creating and benefiting from the corruption, mismanagement and human rights abuses that have driven millions of Zimbabweans into poverty and exile.
They have also questioned his loyalty and patriotism, as he holds a Swiss passport and has assets abroad.
“Where in the world do you find a Finance Minister promising you prosperity, and then saying that prosperity is in another country not under his watch?” asked Hopewell Chin’ono, a prominent journalist and activist who shared Ncube’s campaign poster on Twitter.
“Only in Zimbabwe! More like, ‘…vote for me and I will help you escape the crisis that I have created!’” he added.
Many Zimbabweans have expressed their anger and disappointment at Ncube’s remarks, saying that they deserve better leaders who can restore dignity and hope to their nation.
Received message. Here is a possible re-written story in a news writing format: Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister urges people to flee the country he ruined Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister, Mthuli Ncube, has sparked outrage and disbelief by urging people to leave the country and seek prosperity elsewhere. Ncube, who holds a PhD from Cambridge University and was a professor at Oxford University before joining the ruling ZANU-PF party, is campaigning for parliament in the 2023 elections. However, instead of offering solutions to the economic and social crisis that has plagued Zimbabwe for decades, he is promising locals in his constituency of choice access to train as a nurse aid so that they can migrate to England and work as a carer assistant. In a shocking display of incompetence and insensitivity, Zimbabwe’s Finance Minister is telling the locals that their future is best secured in Britain, and not in Zimbabwe. Critics have slammed Ncube for his betrayal of the people and his admission of failure as a leader. They have accused him of creating and benefiting from the corruption, mismanagement and human rights abuses that have driven millions of Zimbabweans into poverty and exile. They have also questioned his loyalty and patriotism, as he holds a Swiss passport and has assets abroad. “Where in the world do you find a Finance Minister promising you prosperity, and then saying that prosperity is in another country not under his watch?” asked Hopewell Chin’ono, a prominent journalist and activist who shared Ncube’s campaign poster on Twitter. “Only in Zimbabwe! More like, ‘…vote for me and I will help you escape the crisis that I have created!'” he added. Many Zimbabweans have expressed their anger and disappointment at Ncube’s remarks, saying that they deserve better leaders who can restore dignity and hope to their nation.
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