APM revives Nsanje Inland Port promise

Speaking during the groundbreaking ceremony for Nsanje-Marka road project, President Peter Mutharika promised that he will complete construction of Nsanje Inland Port in two years when voted back into power.

In the run up to 2014 Tripartite Elections, President Mutharika also made the similar promise but five years into his term the promise has never been fulfilled.

“Every community deserves better developments such as good roads. Let me also say that regardless of how long it will take, Nsanje inland port will be realized. There were some technical challenges but I promise that in the next two years, the dream will be realized. It was a vision of my brother and it will remain my vision too,” said Mutharika attracting ululation and great applause.

Mutharika said the DPP government has started developing the Lower Shire by constructing roads like the Bangula-Nsanje and Nsanje-Marka Roads among others.

“No previous government can claim that they constructed the tarmac road in the lower shire, apart from the DPP government. Today, we have launched the construction of the remaining part of M1 Road, which is Nsanje–Marka Road,” he said.

“Apart from constructing five secondary schools, one in each constituency, I will also construct health facilities, state of the art stadium, technical college in each constituency and will also drill new boreholes. So, for those developments to happen, you need to vote wisely come May 21,”
urged Mutharika.