Zimbabwe's 91-year-old President Robert Mugabe read the wrong speech at the opening of a new session of parliament on Tuesday, repeating an address he gave to the legislature last month.
The veteran leader read the 25-minute-long speech through to the end, apparently unaware that he was delivering the same text he presented during his state of the nation address last month.
"There has been a mix-up of speeches resulting in a situation where... the president delivered the wrong speech," said presidential spokesman George Charamba. "The mix-up happened in his secretarial office," Charamba was quoted as saying in the state-owned Herald newspaper's online edition. "The error is sincerely regretted and corrective measures are being considered."
Lol,falling of hand...old age,,if not him suppose prove read his speach.b4 going public with his sece..
ReplyDeleteHwat do u expect from a man his age. U don oldu no wan retire. Me no just understand dis man sha! Have you heard the New Nigerian National Anthem? Anticipate #PromiseLand.
ReplyDeleteLol, all the speech
ReplyDeleteOld man he we never give up on that seat
ReplyDeleteE never start, dull brain e no remember wetin e don read before, hope say no b person head go roast ds time
ReplyDeleteMake ds guy go sit down joor
ReplyDeleteNa dementia, amnesia all join together na e dey come so,he had better go and take care of his health
ReplyDeleteHas Buhari given up his own seat?
ReplyDeleteThis is terrible, so he can't commemorate the speech with the ceremony even if he ddnt write it he should at least understand there is something wrong. Na wa for African leaders and illiteracy
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