Blessed Geza has resurfaced, reminding President Mnangagwa of the support he received from Vice President Chiwenga during the 2017 coup. His comments followed criticisms of Chiwenga by Zanu PF spokesperson Mutsvangwa. Geza accused Mnangagwa of poisoning Chiwenga and challenged him to take action against him, claiming to be safe and healthy.

Blessed Geza, a former member of the Zanu PF Central Committee and militant war veteran, has resurfaced, reminding President Emmerson Mnangagwa of the assistance he received from Vice President Constantino Chiwenga during the pivotal military coup of 2017 that removed former President Robert Mugabe from power. Geza’s statements emerged following criticism directed at Chiwenga from Zanu PF spokesperson Christopher Mutsvangwa, who described the Vice President as uneducated and cruel, unfit to lead the country.

Geza, who had been relatively quiet since earlier controversial interviews that led to the arrest of journalists, reappeared donned in military attire to deliver a stark warning about Mnangagwa’s presidency. He recounted how Chiwenga supported him during a tumultuous period after his dismissal as Vice President on November 6, 2017, which triggered the military operation to restore the legacy of the nation.

In heated remarks, Geza accused Mnangagwa of poisoning Chiwenga, referencing the Vice President’s medical treatment in China in 2020. He claimed that Mnangagwa, when questioned about Chiwenga’s health, suggested that the Vice President would return in a coffin, thus implicating Mnangagwa in Chiwenga’s alleged poisoning and the deaths of other military officials during the pandemic.

Further asserting his safety, Geza urged Mnangagwa to take action against him if he deemed it necessary. He declared his good health and whereabouts were known to the President. Geza also warned Mutsvangwa to refrain from further provocation, suggesting that disclosing secrets from their revolutionary past could damage the latter’s reputation.

In summary, Blessed Geza’s return to public discourse serves as a potent reminder of the complex dynamics within Zimbabwe’s political landscape, particularly between President Mnangagwa and Vice President Chiwenga. Geza’s allegations of poisoning and internal betrayal highlight ongoing tensions within Zanu PF. Additionally, his assertive stance indicates his readiness to confront those he perceives as threats, especially in light of historical disputes over loyalty and leadership within the party.

Original Source: www.newzimbabwe.com

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