MPs RUN FOR SAFETY AFTER THIS HAPPENED AT NATIONAL ASSEMBLY

In a startling turn of events at the Parliament today, June 27, chaos erupted as the alarm bells rang, sending Members of Parliament into a frenzy.

The Speaker of the Tanzanian House, Dr. Tulia Ackson, took immediate action and suspended the proceedings until the situation could be resolved.

According to our reliable sources from the Swahili-speaking nation, Millard Ayo, the incident occurred during the question-and-answer session, catching the MPs off guard.

The abrupt halt in the parliamentary activities left everyone bewildered, and MPs swiftly rushed for safety, unsure of the nature of the threat that triggered the alarm.

The atmosphere inside the Parliament quickly transformed into a scene of confusion and urgency as lawmakers scrambled to exit the chamber.

While the specific details of the incident remain unclear, the safety of the MPs was the primary concern.

Dr. Tulia Ackson made a swift decision to adjourn the session until the situation could be resolved, urging all members to vacate the premises promptly.

The sound of the alarm resonated throughout the Parliament, creating a sense of unease and tension among the legislators.

The “Mguu Niponye Drama” unfolded in a matter of minutes, leaving behind a trail of questions and speculation.

The incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of maintaining security and vigilance in public institutions.

The safety of elected representatives should always be a top priority, and swift action must be taken to investigate the cause of the alarm and ensure the well-being of those present.