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One Million march must be done for enslaved women in China's death raw, not for Mugabe boot-licking
21 May 2016 at 10:21hrs | Views
A Political analyst Obert Mundevere Ncube has said instead of doing a one million march for President Robert Mugabe's boot-licking purposes, the protestors must be doing that for the sack of raising concerns over 200 Zimbabweans in the death raw in China.
"Why not doing a Million Man March for this and others in Kuwait than what these Zanu troubled souls are trying to tell us?" he asked.
He was referring to the remarks by an MP in parliament who expressed concerns over the said women.
"We've about 200 Zimbabweans and the majority of the 200 are women, who are on the death row in China because they've been used by the so-called Nigerians who are coming here, marrying them through an Act that we enacted in this House. They marry them and then ask them to go to China to buy their wedding gowns," said MP Beauty Nyamupinga.
"As they go to China to buy their wedding gowns, they're given a bag, which has a false bottom and in that false bottom, drugs are secretly packed. They're told ‘when you get to China my friend is going to receive you and will show you the shops where you can buy your gown.' She gets to China and the immigration and customs of China know that and these girls are intercepted and convicted."
Nyamupinga also said thousands of other women are stranded in other countries after being promised lucrative jobs.
"Why not doing a Million Man March for this and others in Kuwait than what these Zanu troubled souls are trying to tell us?" he asked.
He was referring to the remarks by an MP in parliament who expressed concerns over the said women.
"We've about 200 Zimbabweans and the majority of the 200 are women, who are on the death row in China because they've been used by the so-called Nigerians who are coming here, marrying them through an Act that we enacted in this House. They marry them and then ask them to go to China to buy their wedding gowns," said MP Beauty Nyamupinga.
"As they go to China to buy their wedding gowns, they're given a bag, which has a false bottom and in that false bottom, drugs are secretly packed. They're told ‘when you get to China my friend is going to receive you and will show you the shops where you can buy your gown.' She gets to China and the immigration and customs of China know that and these girls are intercepted and convicted."
Nyamupinga also said thousands of other women are stranded in other countries after being promised lucrative jobs.
Source - Byo24News
