Do you know Jomo Osman? The street-smart Deputy Mayor of Blantyre and an overzealous Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) councillor for Ntopwa Ward? He’s the kind of guy who’s not afraid to stir controversy—remember how he treated a young vendor at Limbe Depot just for wearing MCP regalia? That’s just a glimpse of his fiery personality, but that’s not the tale we’re telling today.
What we’re focusing on is Jomo Osman’s shocking revelation that’s shaking the very foundation of DPP’s election hopes. Osman, a man who might not hold a formal education but is undeniably wise in the ways of the streets, has now declared that DPP has no chance of winning the 2025 elections. Why? He says it’s all because of the party’s deep-rooted culture of vengeance.
In a viral audio that has taken social media by storm, Osman boldly states that the DPP’s vengeful leadership is their ultimate downfall. According to him, it was this very spirit of revenge that led to the party’s demise in the past. He points to the expulsion of the late Chilima, which sparked the birth of UTM and helped propel MCP to its current political dominance. Osman argues that DPP’s repeated mistakes—expelling key figures like Kondwani Nankhumwa and Grizelda Jeffrey—are nothing but a rerun of history. It’s the same vengeful strategy that has already doomed them once before.
As a true political insider, Jomo doesn’t mince words when he talks about the power of MCP. He points to the central region as a solid MCP stronghold, an unbreakable fortress that DPP has no hope of penetrating. He even highlights Bakili Muluzi’s failed attempt to infiltrate this region with Dr. Hetherwick Ntaba’s political party, which crashed and burned in spectacular fashion.
Osman’s final verdict? The DPP is too wrapped up in its own vendettas to win against the might of MCP. He’s certain that the 2025 elections will see MCP rise victorious, as DPP’s revenge-driven politics are simply out of sync with the future of Malawi.
In a game of high-stakes politics, it seems Jomo Osman has just dealt the final blow to DPP’s fading chances.
