Sergeant Marjory
Moyo, the female Police officer who was run over by a speeding mini bus driver
in February this year, has expressed surprise after being informed that she has
been promoted.
According to Nicky
Shabolyo, the First Secretary at Zambia’s High Commission to South Africa,
Sergeant Moyo says she would have loved to celebrate her promotion with dance
to show how appreciative she was to the Government.
Mr Shabolyo has
stated that the female officer could not believe the news of
her promotion and that she is profoundly grateful to Government for continuing
to care for her and the family.
“Is it true. I have
just been getting stories and I hope it’s true. First it was my aunt who called
me and then my brother also told me. Please tell me,” an excited Ms. Moyo
pleaded.
My advocacy on Twitter |
She said Government
has been on her side from the time she met her calamity. “Look. They are here
helping me. I don’t even know who is paying for my treatment and now they want
to promote me. I am so happy,” said a jovial Ms. Moyo.
Sergeant Moyo is this
week expected to undergo skin grafting.
“I am very fine and I
think only one thing, which is skin grafting, as the doctors told me, is
remaining.”
Ms. Moyo was flown to
South Africa’s Milpark Hospital on 2nd March, 2016 for specialist
treatment after she was run over by a driver at a road checkpoint in Marshlands
on the Great East Road.
The campaign on Facebook |
She was rushed to
Levy Mwanawasa General Hospital where she was initially treated before being
flown to South Africa for specialist treatment.
After her plight was
shown through videos and pictures on Facebook, this reporter embarked on a
social media campaign using the hashtag #PromoteTheWomanConstable to raise
awareness and urge the authorities to promote the young lady.
Over a one month period,
this reporter posted messages with the hashtag on Facebook, Twitter and on his
blog.
And yesterday Home Affairs
Minister Davies Mwila promoted Ms Moyo from the rank of Constable to Sergeant
after the successful #PromoteTheWomanConstable campaign.
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