Tanzania lawyer female Fatma Karume has taken to twitter to reveal that she is eagerly waiting for day, when she will see Magufuli buried.
In a tweet shared on Tuesday 23rd March, Fatma Karume reveals that she is hoping the pain and suffering she went through because of Magufuli and his enablers will disappear on Friday after his burial.
While many Tanzanians are heart broken by the death of John Pombe Magufuli and mourning him endlessly, there are some other people who can’t wait for Magufuli to be buried.
According to President Samia Suluhu, Magufuli is to be laid to rest on Thursday 25th March at his Chato home, and one lady lawyer has revealed that this is the day she is eagerly waiting for.
Tanzania lawyer Fatma Karume alias Shangaz has taken to Social Media to reveal that she is eagerly waiting for 25th March, when she will see Magufuli buried.
In a tweet shared on Tuesday 23rd March, Fatma Karume reveals that she is hoping the pain and suffering she went through because of Magufuli and his enablers will disappear on Friday after his burial.
“I hope the deep pain and suffering Magufuli and his enablers caused me personally and vicariously by hurting others, will dissipate on Friday when his body is returned to dust. I look forward to a peaceful, just and unified,”she tweeted.
The bitter lady lawyer is reported to have faced several challenges under Magufuli’s reign; one of them being in 2019, she was suspended from practicing in Tanzania. Apparently her suspension came after she filed a case, challenging the appointment of the Attorney General by the fallen president.
Subsequently, she was temporarily disbarred for her remarks during her submission of the case challenging the appointment of Prof Adelardus Kilangi as Attorney General of Tanzania.
However, her together with another woman named Elsie, an activist forgave Magufuli for this act. Elsie wrote an open letter to Magufuli titled”Dear John, I forgive you”, and the lawyer said she had a talk with Elsie before the letter was written.
“I had a long conversation with Elsie before she wrote this piece. I want to thank her for her eloquence. There are those who may believe that I celebrated when I heard of Magufuli’s death but the truth is a felt “RELIEF” and “GRATITUDE” for the possibility of a new beginning,”she added.
While Tanzanians are celebrating and heaping praises on Magufuli, Fatma has alleged that an additional 2 million Tanzanians have become poor during his tenure. She reveals that the poor were exploited for being poor in TZ.
“During his 5 years in power, an additional 2m Tanzanians became poorer. Yet it is these poor who are grateful to him for allowing them to turn pavements into stalls for their goods. I heard their interviews. It saddens me that they have been exploited for being poor.”
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