In response, many Zimbabweans appealed for him to come down to earth and focus on providing the basics first. They argued that only then would he be able to credibly talk of skyscrapers, bullet trains, and spaghetti roads.
Below are some of the responses from social media,
@RaymondMuzembe
“This represents a mistake most people make when pursuing something.
“Focus on really grand and sophisticated outcomes when all the focus should be on the foundational aspects & issues
“Zimbabweans need running water, food security, electricity and healthcare.
“Can we start there?”
@_saneLibra
“Can we first have basic emergency care services for all, health insurance for all, clean running water, electricity, gainful employment?”
@Nasibu12fkcn3
“Can we start with basic food and water, comrade?”
@tata_tainment
“This guy is “our only hope”?
“Are we cursed as a country, or what??
“Real issues of bread and butter, maternal and child care, power and water supply tsvee. Nanga nanga with visuals of pigs flying.”
@justcyril_
“I believe every time this chap brings up this dream, he loses 10 votes. And that’s before ZEC starts ‘counting’”
@Tatendalm_
“I would have preferred a picture of a pothole being filled.”
@Sir_Tsindie
1. Water issues
2. Electricity issues
3. Public transport efficiency
4. Public hospitals
5. Currency
6. Jobs???
???????
@Am_Blujay
“All politicians do is lie, but at least make the lie a bit believable, not like this.”
@v_morghulis
“Nothing worse than a leader with empty promises. Like it’s just annoying now.”
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