FREEMAN MBOWE WHILE IN DAR ES SALAAM PRISONERS SENDS HIS GREETINGS TO TANZANIANS!

Freeman Mbowe 

GREETINGS TO YOU TANZANIANS!

Prison - Dar es salaam

At one point when the violence of the Magufuli regime reached an unimaginable peak against our politics in this country, our security was compromised; while our lives and businesses are defended and our capital is plundered by the powers of the state by specific orders.

I finally decided to look elsewhere in the country where I could make my investment commercially. However, I still could not calm down whenever I thought about my country and its democratic status, issues of justice and development.

In reality, I saw my position and responsibility that was so obvious that I will never betray it to my country: it is to wage a struggle against justice, democracy and development. I could try to run away from this responsibility and join others in enjoying life elsewhere in the world but I could never for a moment see the joy of the heart.

It is for this reason that today I am behind the thick walls of the Prisoners here in Dar es Salaam accounted for the patriotism I have for my country as terrorism against power-hungry African gods, gods who are ready to defend their power at the expense of the lives of anyone who stands in opposition. .

I may be incarcerated longer than even the sheikhs of the revival in Zanzibar, or even if I have to face my death inside these walls, but I do not count these false charges which speak against the common truth (including the persecutors themselves) that something to discourage me. I will continue to stand as a hero living my calling in my turn, knowing that this is my book of my life history that must be read by my children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren who will no doubt have a word to say about me.

Wherever you are, I would like to inform you that these charges have not deterred me in any way, I am as strong as yesterday and yesterday, and I consider myself the youngest in this struggle for local politics in Africa despite my age. I hope this example that we leave to your elders will greatly benefit you young people. It is better for you to sleep in prison for the sake of justice than to go there for robbery and corruption against your country. When you are arrested and thrown into prison, count it a great honor for you, because I am one of your fathers, and I am here happily and I do not feel any sorrow.

I will never look at this situation of humiliating, humiliating and accusing me of false cases as something that will give me an opportunity in my heart to discourage me, of course not! I look forward to the happy days of my grandchildren and great-grandchildren in a free and safe Tanzania for every Tanzanian.

I wish this kind of heart to be in the hearts of all of you, overcome fear and death in the presence of those who hope to kidnap, torture and kill, but in all that they do they will never change our clear and unblemished conscience that we have for our Tanzania. They may linger for a while in that power and the pride of the damage they do but they will surely end up with the seeds of destruction they plant with their own hands.

Never forget the Greatness of God that removed the "companion" who was expected to appear in the church the following Sunday, but he disappeared altogether from the public to this day. None of us used a stick or a catapult to fight their tanks but God defeated us and we glorified Him. In the same way, continue to be bold in this struggle.

We want the country to write a new constitution, this is our song for now. If you are in prison or a citizen, tell your mind that. Each of us can do something in this struggle, let him do what is in his power until we stand as one country with a respectful people.

I WISH YOU A GOOD NIGHT AND GOOD REFLECTION IN MY LETTER TO YOU TONIGHT.

22/07/2021.