CUF-Lipumba condemns opposition parties in Tanzania

Citizen's Citizen's Citizen (CUF), Ibrahim Lipumba has likened the act of some political parties to appeal to the Longido State parliamentary elections in Arusha and other parts of Tanzania is the same as pushing the pig field.

He added that the decision to abolish the elections made by some parties that create the new Constitutional Union (Arbitration) was made to exploit and to disrupt the democracy of many parties and to disable the citizens to use their democracy.

Professor Lipumba said the Longido neighborhood, Arusha on Saturday when he was in favor of the party's parliamentary candidate, Missile Motors Ole Kurya to be elected as a parliamentary candidate.

According to Lipumba CUF when voting for the first time in 1995 it was not possible to obtain a single parliamentary seat in mainland Tanzania, but never failed to eliminate the 2000 election and that is why they have participated in parliamentary elections Longido and the Arusha Urban Council.

He also said that in 2015 CUF won the Zanzibar election campaign but was violated by the repatriation party and its result lost all seats of representation and parliamentary Zanzibar and began to blame for removing it without looking at basic matters.

Lipumba has claimed that the Eugene removal in Longido's portfolio and portfolio is similar to the farmer's malfunctioning pigs.

He explained that the cure was to cause the product to continue to be eaten by pigs and that is why the Revolutionary Party (CCM) enjoys it as pigs were released.

"True democracy will not be sought out by removing it but will not be sought out by the shareholders of all the options announced by the Electoral Commission (NEC) and giving greetings to the people that justice is not the same for all by explaining it at public campaign meetings," said the chairman.

The chairman added that democracy within the unions should fully reach the need for a long-term process and process requires great patience and courage and not to eliminate.

"Tanzanians will fail to understand opposition parties' parties as they will continue to eliminate various options in the country," he said.

He acknowledged that democracy in Tanzania has shortcomings since the establishment of a multi-party system, so he urged opposition parties to stop voting because it is not a democratic solution for democracy as it is a negative step leading to the CCM's continuing to dominate the country.