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Tundu Lissu atikisa Bunge

Mjumbe wa Bunge la Katiba, Tundu Lissu.PICHA|MAKTABA
Mjumbe wa Bunge la Katiba, Tundu Lissu amesema Tanganyika ilikufa kwa amri iliyotolewa na Mwalimu Julius Nyerere na siyo kwa makubaliano katika hati ya Muungano.
Lissu alitoa kauli hiyo jana alipopata fursa ya kukamilisha dakika 16 za hotuba yake ya ufafanuzi wa maoni ya walio wachache iliyokuwa imekatishwa baada ya matangazo ya moja kwa moja ya Televisheni ya Taifa (TBC1) kukatika Jumamosi iliyopita.
Huku akinukuu maneno yaliyopo katika vitabu vilivyoandikwa na Profesa Issa Shivji na Makamu Mwenyekiti mstaafu wa CCM, Pius Msekwa, Lissu alisema Jamhuri ya Muungano ilizaliwa bila uhalali wa kisheria kwa kuwa hayakuwapo makubaliano ya kila upande wa Muungano.
Alisema Aprili 26, 1964 (Siku ya Muungano), Mwalimu Nyerere alitoa amri ya masharti ya mpito ya mwaka 1964 ambayo pamoja na mambo mengine iliifuta Tanganyika. Akichambua kitabu cha '50 Years of Independence: A Concise Political History of Tanzania' (Miaka 50 ya Uhuru: Historia fupi ya Tanzania), kilichoandikwa na Msekwa na kuchapishwa Januari mwaka huu, Lissu alisema:
"Msekwa anasema katika kitabu hicho kuwa amri hiyo ilichapishwa katika Gazeti la Serikali la siku hiyo. Kwanza, iliwabadilisha waliokuwa watumishi wa Serikali ya Jamhuri ya Tanganyika kuwa watumishi wa Serikali ya Jamhuri ya Muungano."
Alisema hata Mahakama Kuu ya Tanganyika iligeuzwa kuwa Mahakama Kuu ya Jamhuri ya Muungano na nembo ya Taifa ya Jamhuri ya Tanganyika iligeuzwa kuwa nembo ya Taifa ya Jamhuri ya Muungano.
Alisema tarehe hiyohiyo, Mwalimu Nyerere alitoa amri ya Katiba ya muda ya mwaka 1964 na ilitangaza kuwa Katiba ya Tanganyika ndiyo iwe Katiba ya muda ya Jamhuri ya Muungano.
"Kifungu cha nne cha amri hii ndicho kilichoipatia Serikali ya Muungano majukumu kuhusu mambo yote ya Muungano katika Jamhuri ya Muungano yote na vilevile kwa mambo yasiyokuwa ya Muungano kwa upande wa Tanganyika," alisema Lissu huku akishangiliwa na baadhi ya wajumbe wa Bunge hilo.
Alisema Juni 15, 1964, Mwalimu Nyerere alitoa amri nyingine iliyoitwa 'Amri ya Masharti ya Mpito' ambayo ilieleza kwamba mahali popote ambako sheria zilizokuwapo zimetaja jina la 'Tanganyika' basi jina hilo lifutwe na badala yake jina la 'Jamhuri ya Muungano' liwekwe.
Huku akimnukuu Msekwa, Lissu alisema kigogo huyo wa CCM katika kitabu chake amesema, "Uhai wa Tanganyika ulitolewa kwa njia hiyo ya amri. Athari za jumla za amri hizi ni kwamba eneo la kisiasa ambalo ndiyo ilikuwa Tanganyika lilitolewa uhai wake moja kwa moja kwa amri. Hii ndiyo sababu hata jina la eneo la kijiografia lililojulikana zamani kama Tanganyika ilibidi libadilishwe na kuwa Tanzania Bara."
Hata hivyo, alipoulizwa kuhusu kauli hiyo ya Lissu aliyoitoa jana, Msekwa alisema: "Kitabu kipo na ukikisoma kwa umakini utagundua kuwa alichokisema Lissu siyo ambacho kimeandikwa. Sasa umhoji kuhusu hayo aliyoyasema, muulize ameyapata wapi?"Kuhusu Shivji
CHANZO:MWANANCHI

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