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Chamisa Breathes Fire Over Cheap Propaganda Meant to Soil His Image<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n
Tinashe Sambiri\u2013 Citizens leader Nelson Chamisa has hit back sharply at what he described as \u201ccheap propaganda\u201d aimed at misrepresenting his political stance, following a Facebook post he shared on Thursday.<\/p>\n
In a statement released Friday morning, Chamisa denounced attempts by critics to twist his words and undermine his image.
\u201cBE CLEAR\u2026#NoTo2050 means No to ED\u2019s current rigged term and No to any such term\u2019s extension,\u201d Chamisa said.<\/p>\n
\u201cIf you claim it means anything else, you are not quoting me, you are gaslighting, fabricating and inventing me. Stop the desperate propaganda!!\u201d
Chamisa accused detractors of deliberately spreading false narratives to confuse the public and distort his political message.<\/p>\n
He insisted that his #NoTo2050 campaign is aimed solely at resisting what he calls unlawful attempts to extend the current president\u2019s term in office.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis is not about personal attacks or mischief. It is about defending democracy and safeguarding the constitution. Anything beyond that is a deliberate lie,\u201d Chamisa added.<\/p>\n
Supporters have rallied behind the opposition leader, praising his outspoken defense of his position, while political opponents have criticized the post as provocative and divisive.<\/p>\n
The controversy has fueled renewed debate across social media and political forums in Zimbabwe, highlighting the increasingly tense political environment as the country approaches the next election cycle.<\/p>\n
Chamisa concluded by warning that he will not remain silent in the face of misinformation.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe will continue to call out propaganda for what it is,\u201d he said, \u201cand ensure the public knows the truth behind our message.\u201d<\/p>\n
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