War veteran Blessed Geza has made a bold declaration, stating there is no turning back on the removal of Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa. Geza, a vocal critic of the current administration, insists that Mnangagwa’s impeachment is inevitable due to what he describes as the president’s incapacity and the growing influence of unelected individuals controlling the nation.

In a statement on Wednesday night, Geza called for unity among Zimbabweans to ensure Mnangagwa’s ousting. “We have to stand united. Mnangagwa is now incapacitated, and therefore, there are several reasons for impeaching him. Vultures around him are now running the country,” he stated.

Geza’s remarks come amid increasing political tensions within Zimbabwe’s ruling ZANU-PF party and the broader national landscape. Allegations of factionalism and internal power struggles have intensified, with many questioning Mnangagwa’s ability to govern effectively. Detractors argue that his administration has failed to address economic challenges, corruption, and deteriorating public services, making his leadership untenable.

The call for impeachment signals deep fractures within the ruling party, as some members reportedly align themselves with factions opposed to Mnangagwa’s continued rule. However, removing him through impeachment would require substantial parliamentary support, which remains uncertain given the president’s stronghold on key political structures.