Vice President, Mutale Nalumango, has called on Vyamba residents in Mpulungu district to participate actively in the electoral process by voting for the United Party for National Development (UPND) in the August General elections.

The Vice President expressed confidence in the party’s policies and leadership, encouraging voters to consider the development agenda that the UPND has laid out.

Speaking during a public meeting held at Vyamba Primary School Grounds today, Ms Nalumango assured supporters that the party is committed to improving the lives of Zambians and advancing economic growth.

She emphasized the importance of continuing the development agenda that the UPND has initiated, which has brought significant improvements to the lives of many Zambians.

The Vice President in her statement has since urged residents to rally behind the party and ensure that the country’s development trajectory remains on course.

Ms Nalumango continued that voting for the UPND party will ensure that there is continuity of various infrastructure development projects, including the construction of roads, bridges, and other public facilities.

She said this is because the UPND has also implemented policies aimed at improving the country’s economy, which has led to increased economic growth and reduced poverty levels.

Ms Nalumango has also issued a call to action for UPND supporters, urging them to maintain peace and unity across the country.

She emphasized the importance of peaceful conduct during the upcoming elections, highlighting that stability is crucial for national development.

And Mpulungu North Aspiring Member of Parliament, Jobicks Kalumba, assured the community that they will work together and ensure that meaningful development is seen in the district.

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