MDC leader Nelson Chamisa has said he will only go to State House for his swearing in ceremony not to dialogue with someone whom he says lost the 2018 elections.
Addressing the Masvingo provincial council over the weekend, Chamisa said President Mnangagwa invited him to a dialogue at the state house addressing him as a losing candidate. Said Chamisa:
Mnangagwa had the guts to write a letter to me inviting me to a dialogue as a losing candidate. The losing candidate is him and others. This is the reason why I have not attended any of those supposed meetings of losers. Mnangagwa should caucus with other losing candidates and when they are done they should come find me. I will not come to the state house to be given cakes and drinks, no. If I am coming to the state house it will be for my swearing in as President of the country
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