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He said this while at a party with some of NRM party members. He was so confident that he even told the people who were at the party to get videos on camera if it would satisfy them in any way.
However, it should be remembered that during the Lord Mayorship race , he ran to NUP. The National Unity Platform denied him the party card to represent which pushed him to stand as an independent.
Things didn’t go well thoug but even during the time, he was saying his allegiance was with NUP. So, for him to say he is now in NRM and has always been is very interesting.
This move of Chameleone has caused a lot of talk on social media.
People are not actually as surprised because they say he is just fulfilling the purpose of his name.
“I think it’s about time we examined the names we desire or identify ourselves with; there comes a time when the true meaning of your name begins to manifest. A case in point, chameleons by their nature change colours at the change of their surroundings, I see a pattern somewhere,” a one Brian said.
Meanwhile, some people say they can’t blame him because NUP has been keeping him away from way back.
“But it’s better to make ur news report on truth but not on fake narrative….bro we all saw general elections, and we saw how this guy was denied to access our card ♦️♦️…” a one Classic tweeted.
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