'Kadewere Ruined His Reputation'; Mixed Feelings Over ED, Tino Meeting
Zimbabwean football fans expressed have mixed views on social media following President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s meeting with France-based Warriors striker Tinotenda Kadewere.
According to Soccer24, Kadewere, his wife Sharon, brothers Prosper and Pardon Kadewere met President Mnangagwa at State House on Wednesday evening.
Some commentators drew a comparison of Kadewere’s State House courtesy call with Arsenal striker Ozil’s meeting with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan which resulted in a backlash in his home country Germany. Ozil has a Turkish ancestry.
Here are some of the views expressed by Zimbabweans on Facebook while responding to a post by Soccer24:
Jimmy Jimalo Chingwaru: As a public figure he has supporters from different political parties. It was better not to show his side.
Zanu pf doesn’t know how to separate party and government so if we see this we can come into conclusion that he joins Zanu pf.
It is common cause that Garwe is a dictator his presidency is tainted.
Tonderai Chamusingarevi: His football career had developed to another level, and his performances in Lyon colours have been awesome, but now the guy is soiling his reputation.
Mdu Tshuma: Misguided priorities, Tinotenda Philani Kadewere just put his career on the line, best players in the world have been discarded by clubs that promote basic human rights, this was supposed to be done after career end, dining with the chief gukurahundist, basic human rights violator is the same as swimming in a crocodile river.
Hedwig Sithole: … leave the guy alone why what when whose zvese izvozvo is all up to him uchazvionawo kana waita mari svinu you’ll also rub shoulders with the Presidents and other higher-level personnel only idiots will mix bhora and politics all those negative comments just change them into cash and enjoy your new year fruitful 2021.
Elisha Muzhona: Scarf yawazo pfekedzwa iyo Tino ma1, but we pray that no evil fashioned against you shall prosper in Jesus name.
Ashley Kudzie Snr: I think we need to grow up as Zimbabweans and not put politics into everything. There is more to our humanity and our country that politicians.
Freedom of affiliation is part of our constitution and it now looks like everyone is now being forced to be MDC which is absurd.
Doubt Mushariwa: As long he wasn’t fed with poison, nothing is wrong to visit the PRESIDENT if he calls, You can’t deny Mnangagwa’s call, you can go and pretend to enjoy the visit for the sake of your life and safety.
