Commissioners of Police Zanzibar , Musa Ali Musa
Occurrence of acid poured Priest Catholic Church Parish Chui , Joseph MWANG'AMBA in Zanzibar has taken on a new face after the Catholic Council of Bishops of Tanzania ( TEC ) requiring the Zanzibar Police Commissioner Mussa Ali Mussa dismissed.
Vice President of TEC , Bishop Severine Niwemugizi told this newspaper yesterday that he should be removed because of the severity of the incidents incorporated.
Niwemugizi Bishop said the commander should be taken action had failed to capture people who do evil acts against religious leaders.
For its part the Commissioner Mussa insisted he can not resign and that is worthy of blame is Mkurugugenzi of Public Prosecutions ( DPP ) because shawakamata accused his side of the events.
" My job is to investigate and arrest I suspected , but the work of the DPP is to prosecute people so I'm not the kulaumiwa'Alisema .
This is the fourth incident of crime against religious leaders in Zanzibar after the assassination of Father Evarist Mushi nine when Father Ambrose was shot by the Secretary of the Mufti, Sheikh Kindness Soraga he poured acid .
At some point , Bishop Niwemugizi said that such cases have now become clear that a plan to destroy Christianity and Christians in general in Zanzibar .
" Provocation is made to inspire hatred against Christianity is horrible . We stayed as Christians we told the government what it can do to eliminate these practices , but so far no been implemented , " he said, adding :
" Initially it was stated that it is not because of religion, people of Group Revival 's who set up the fire and they develop , the situation far more scary that even the Zanzibar society does not show willingness to participate ending violence this , as this priest MWANG'AMBA has poured into the center of the Internet is an area which is why people person has not been arrested ? he questioned.
Meanwhile, Chairman of the Committee on Justice and Moral Community Leaders of the Christian Religion , Reverend William Mwamalanga said that the Commissioner that the police should dismissed because he pollute Zanzibar for failing to control the incidents of crime on purpose , too full of religion .
Father had threatened death three months before
One day after the Catholic parish priest of Cheju , South Region, Unguja , Joseph MWANG'AMBA poured acid by unknown persons , it was revealed that he threatened to murder three months before being diagnosed with the event.
When the priest stating that the President of Zanzibar Dr Ali Mohamed Shein , he came to the police for failing to control over one of the religious leaders and government Isles , attacked with acid poured as he wanted to arrest those responsible for the incident.
Official religion, the injured areas of the face, hands and chest after poured acid that was flown yesterday by the private plane Agency Coastal from Isles to Dar es Salaam and later taken to Muhimbili National Hospital ( MNH ) for further treatment.
Dr Shein said police should increase the power of the study to respond to incidents of brutal acid bath , the prevailing Isles right now.
" We can not continue ... the works of these actions must be lijitahidi police find the perpetrators to law take its course , " said Dr Shein .
Dr. Shen said, the practice is cruel and kisichovumilika adding that actors should wasakwe have taken legal action .
For its part, the priest of the parish of St. Joseph , Zanzibar , Thomas Assenga who accompany and guide him to MNH , said past Father MWANG'AMBA he made threats to someone who does not know when he went to the service at the center of the elders of the details.
He said before reaching the center, there is an area that people in the morning practice on the road where there is one person he offered words of intimidation.
" You know the people of Zanzibar normal exercise on the road, now passing over the area in the hill , no one told him he did something wrong that we do not know is this or not, " said Father Assenga and added:
He said in June this year after the threats so he went to report to Sheha local police station .
"Once the threats release in June this year , took the responsibility to provide information to the general area ( Sheha ) and the police station . "
Referring event Fr MWANG'AMBA acid poured , said he poured at 9:45 pm yesterday when speaking to call out the internet café current location of Mlandege .
Assenga priest said before the sprinkling acidic, the priest was in the internet casting ' photocopy ' of documents. As he gave ' photocopy ' (copy ) had a phone call from someone who knew it had to come out to talk to him , but he was speaking , he saw a young man coming on loan he hold in your hand and kummwagia and run towards the local area, "said Father Aseenga .
He immediately thereafter , he was sent in Mnazi One Hospital , for treatment after being wounded face, chest and arms and now his health is progressing well .
And , the police spokesman , said Zanzibar Mohamed Muhina , no reports of threats and promised to keep working .
"The incident occurred in broad daylight and people were there but people have been do not allow cooperation so we urge you to throw cooperation to end this practice , " said Muhina .
event it was
Revealing more about the event, Fr MWANG'AMBA said that it came out of the shop which provides communications services network ( Sun Shine Internet McAffee ) liliopo Mlandege location of Unguja Urban District , there appeared a young man by pouring acid .
Fr Dr Shein MWANG'AMBA telling her condition is good and he can see well , but he expects to recover more after the swelling decreased in parts of the face and in his eyes.
" My situation is good but I hope I will see declining lung better, " said Father MWANG'AMBA adding that it was fortunate for him very kutoathirika .
Airport
In Airport Mwalimu Julius Nyerere , the leader arrived at 4:16 am and flights Agency Costal Assenge accompanied by Fr .
The leader , who was walking slowly , as he struggled with a cloth covering his body blocking the sun light more kutokuathiri his body will be affected by acid .
Source : The Citizen
