Reject 'Bullet' of Okahandja

By Valery Aaron, Okahandja, Namibia

On Sunday, February 14, 2010, the six party hallucinatory cocktail held its rally in Okahandja. The purpose was probably to draw crowds away from the sport stadium where the Founding President, Dr Sam Nujoma, addressed a huge crowd of Okahandja residents.

If they wanted to divide the crowd, then they have failed dismally. The six party coalition only managed to assemble less than 150 people half of whom probably travelled from Windhoek.

There is nothing wrong for a person to travel to another town to attend a rally of the party of his/her choice, but if the purpose it to fill up space, then it is a selfdeceiving act.

Truly, human beings are all created equal, but some people see choice and fate as the same side of a coin. However, choice is about the decision a person has taken or continues to take in life, while fate is what life hands without much expectation.

At the six party coalition rally, they introduced their candidate as the “bullet of Okahandja” that tells you either they have made a choice to be weapons of mass destruction (bullets) or by fate they are bullets of destructions.

Bullets are meant for destructions and killing, therefore people of Okahandja are forewarned that the six party coalition is sending a bullet of mass destructions to destroyed whatever you salvaged after its earlier destructions while it was in the making.

On 24 February 2010, the people of Okahandja constituency are cautioned to find a cover in reliable shelter lest the bullet strikes them and cause a political destruction of monumental proportions. The only reliable shelter to shield the people of Okahandja from “the bullet of Okahandja” is the SWAPO Party.

Therefore do not let a bullet find you outside the reliable shelter; the same applies also to those members of the six parties who have been coerced into accepting a bullet of mass Okahandja destruction. If you belong to that six party coalition, think twice lest you become an accomplice of the bullet that is going to cause mass destruction of your well-being.

Another interesting thing is that “the bullet of Okahandja” appears to be confused not knowing which office she is campaigning for. She told a rally of the six cocktail party coalition that once elected she will write off the municipal debts of the Okahandja town residents.

One is tempted to ask bullet how exactly are you going to do that? You had a chance when you were at the municipality, but what you did best was the mismanagement of the affairs of the town and poor service delivery.

You should be given credit for the poor management and confusion you brought to the town and hence that is how the bullet would be remembered for, nothing more, after all she is a bullet! What more do you expect from a bullet?

By Valery Aaron, Okahandja, Namibia