“UNZA Student Deserved to Die,” says Chellah’s Girlfriend President Michael Sata’s press aide George Chellah’s alleged girlfriend Nancy Yikona on Thursday posted a comment suggesting the a prospective UNZA student who committed suicide deserved to prematurely terminate her life. Yikona, who goes by the name of Nancy Prisháàn’s Mum on facebook posted on a discussion; “Awe I am sure kamwene ka boyfriend kakwe naka gelo kambi pa corner kena ka bepeshamo bursary. [No, I am sure she saw her boyfriend with another girl at a certain corner and wants to blame bursary]. Kalekeni kafweee [Let her die].” It’s unclear how far Nancy has gone in her education and whether she has attempted to pursue a bursary. However, it is in public domain that she has sustained her life merchandising herself. Chellah’s close allies suggest it was Nancy who snatched the ‘handsome’ press aide from his matrimonial home leading to him filing for divorce in the Lusaka High Court. Nancy is known to have been among the “hot” PF campaign chicks that was also assigned a key online role to fend off ruling party attacks which she actively played until it was clear the man they were at some point hoping will take over from President Michael Sata – Wynter Kabimba – resoundingly fell from grace. Although she has taken a rather back online role, she is a firm believer in President Sata’s leadership. Other than nailing top PF cadres, she has also attracted Lebanese guys one of who she fathered a child with. Below is the thread on which Nancy publicly said the UNZA student denied bursary deserved to die. Munsaka Mukwamba, a 19-year-old girl, was among the 4000 students denied bursary for the 2014/15 academic year. The news has griped the country with extreme sorrow and discontent with opposition parliamentarian demanding answers. Shalala Oliver Sepiso October 2 at 2:20am · Edited · Meanwhile someone committed suicide because they didn’t get a bursary. In many countries, the secretary to the bursaries committee would have resigned today. LikeLike · · Share 23 people like this. 1 share Victor Mwanamubotumoyo Kachabe This is Zambia October 2 at 2:28am · Like Nyambe Musialela Malindi Brother why resign because someone who has mental problems decides to kill himself or herself…could be a totally different prob October 2 at 2:34am · Like · 2 Baldwin M Chibuta Commiting suicide, ha! Ine teti. October 2 at 2:37am · Like Nancy Prisháàn’s Mum Awe I am sure kamwene ka boyfriend kakwe naka gelo kambi pa corner kena ka bepeshamo bursary. Kalekeni kafweee October 2 at 2:37am · Like Kelvin Mulungu Am sure some of you dont understand. It is wrong to commit suicide yes, but imagine the hopes of a poor youth hinged on one opportunity from the shackles of poverty and only to be crushed in a moment and told that you will have to continue the life of poverty after seeing some light. Its beyond the relationship nonsense people kill themselves over. October 2 at 2:51am · Like · 7 Matilda Parkinson Mataka Kelvin am with you on that one.i bet she or he had all the hopes of a better life after school only to be shattered within seconds October 2 at 3:37am · Like · 1 Mercy Makwamba some people here are heartless. No one blames the dead but sympathise. October 2 at 3:44am · Like · 1 Mercy Makwamba @kelvin the girl who committed suicide is my step sister. October 2 at 3:51am · Like Kelvin Mulungu Mercy, my heartfelt sympathies. October 2 at 3:53am · Like Henry Mutale Chimanga Well,….. I guess it beats paying the fees…..! October 2 at 4:00am · Like Mickie Mumba I feel sorry for the family of the young girl. It pains when you know how painful the bursary rejection affected the young girl. The money she was denied was from tax payers not government. The officials mishandled the situation at Bursary. There are many options available which were not given to her. I am one of the beneficiaries and it hurts to know that an innocent soul could not access a bursary because of a fool who said no without giving other options to the girl! MHSRIP October 2 at 4:40am · Like Bobtall Wills I would rather kill myself than commit suicide. October 2 at 4:44am · Like · 2 Bobtall Wills The government can NOT manage to give everyone bursary,that’s the painful fact,why kill yourself?, October 2 at 4:47am · Like · 1 Kiddy Makwaya Shalala Oliver Sepiso in other countries even a simple thing like a love affair will see someone resiging. But here not even a demonstration can make someone resign. October 2 at 5:29am · Like · 2 Mukupa Ndakala Its good you said in other countries October 2 at 6:16am · Like · 1 Mark Chilongu Ukuyipaya is not the solution in as much as we feel for the poor young people who where denied the opportunity to get the bursary. Now she has to answer to the lord as well for a bursary into haven. October 2 at 6:37am · Like Bookers M Kams MHSRIP October 2 at 9:12am · Like Benjamin Mututa In Zed such is not known, resigning on moral grounds. October 2 at 12:55pm · Like Princess Susan Mitimingi suicide is never a solution to any problem because when someone dies, they are soon forgotten. The solution is to fight through the right channels. & it should be known that some organizations are into OVC bursary support, I once worked for one. Let’s spread the word that bursaries are now offered by other organisations too. October 2 at 8:21pm · Like · 1 Shalala Oliver Sepiso The suicide story made the front page of The Post today. Shalala Oliver Sepiso’s photo. October 3 at 1:13am · Like Zara Bet Dube in most cases baseries are given to people who don’t deserve them,we have a lot people out there with good grades and qualifications and they even get accepted in our Universities but they have no funding.trust me the way the bseries comitte operates is so unfair there is too patronage in our public sectors October 3 at 1:26am · Like Ngosa Pande In the end, its not a degree obtained from UNZA that counts, life itself, there is so much to life than a degree. Of course I understand the mind of a youth, who is full of ambition and promise. Being left out is so distressing. I remember my time when…See More October 3 at 1:41am · Like · 1 Kenneth Chawinga Exactly Shalala Oliver Sepiso, that’s what happens with our friends elsewhere..even the director of secrete service at White House has quit after the intruder issue. Our friends don’t tolerate failure..even at personal level October 3 at 1:42am · Like · 1 Darlington Victor Syamwampe I don’t know how many people would have resigned for. making a mistake October 3 at 1:31pm · Like Hope Nyambe The death of any person regardless of the circumstances is very unfortunate. I feel for the young woman. However, committing suicide was irrational and not the answer to the problem. We have inadvertently cultivated this culture that straight from seco…See More zambiareports/2014/10/05/unza-student-deserved-die-says-chellahs-girlfriend/
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