NAMAKAU BELONGS TO ZAMBIA NOT ME – ALICE MUSUKWA ON BACKLASH OF OWNING OVER 200,000 KWACHA HERMÈS HANDBAGS AND STILL REQUESTING DONATIONS FOR THE MODEL’S CAR
After our recent post on Zambia’s top peagentries director owning luxurious Hermès handbags worth hundreds of thousands Kwachas, some puzzled social users sort to find out why she asked for donations in order to buy Namakau Nawa a car instead of selling one her bags.
Ms. Alice Rowlands Musukwa asked for donations in order to buy Miss Supranational Africa Namakau Nawa, a Honda Fit worth 158,000 Kwacha. The donations target she achieved, bought the car, and gifted the model on her arrival from Poland.
The revelation of her owning a Hermès Kelly and Birkin handbags worth hundreds of thousands of kwachas caused the social users to question why she asked for donations when she could easily afford the car by selling one her expensive Hermès handbags.
Ms. Musukwa laughed this querry off as she asked if Namakau Nawa was her representative or Zambia’s, further questioning if she is her personal belonging.
Since Ms. Musukwa took over the management of top peagentries in the country through her ARM Model Management Agency. She has improved the publicity around the pageantries and their standard.
Regardless, social users now have an answer to their burning question. Namakau is not her personal belonging but of Zambia, hence why Zambians donated to that particular cause.
