Q FM Africa's Modern Radio
The opposition Zambia Direct Democracy (ZDDM) has apologized to former president Rupiah Banda for having not read the mood of Zambians before calling for his political comeback.
The ZDDM has also admitted that it did not read the situation on the ground that the people Zambia have not yet learnt a bitter lesson that not everything shining is gold.
In the open letter of apology addressed to Mr. Banda and made available to Qfm News ZDDM President Edwin Sakala has stated that his party should have known that Zambia is not dealing with a flesh and blood problem but an alleged spiritual problem which can be best handled by the Church.
He says it may therefore not make sense to some people who do not believe in the existence of God but that for those who do it is very clear that Zambia is in the midst of spiritual battle.
The ZDDM president has alleged that this spiritual battle started when late former President Fredrick Chiluba took a very spiritually dangerous decision to declare Zambia a Christian nation.
He says in the spiritual Reims this declaration put Zambia on a war path with the forces of darkness which felt challenged.
The opposition notes for those with eyes to see this spiritual war is even visible as it manifests in among other thing the extremely dirty environment, daily reports of innocent blood being shed, increasing cases of defilement and increase in Gender based violence.
He has observed for the average Zambian depression, hunger, being broke, unemployment, reading a demonic propaganda newspaper and watching confusion have become a normal part of daily life that they will feel lost if they traveled to other countries where life is free of the Satanic manifestation.