Samia Suluhu Hassan MUST RESIGN
Samia Suluhu Hassan MUST RESIGN
The Issue
President Samia must resign and cede power. Her actions are tyrannical, and here is why:
1. Eviction of the Maasai People: The forceful eviction of the Maasai from their ancestral lands in Ngorongoro and Loliondo, allegedly to benefit the Sultanate of Oman, blatantly violates the rights of the Maasai community. As highlighted by the Institute for Genocide Prevention, this displacement has driven many Maasai into poverty, forcing them into alcoholism and prostitution to survive.
2. Surrender of National Ports: The indefinite transfer of all 58 sea, water, and dry ports of Tanganyika to Dubai-based private company DP World jeopardizes Tanzania’s sovereignty and economic future. This agreement was made without public consultation or regard for its long-term consequences.
3. State Violence Against Civilians: President Samia has weaponized the Tanzania Police Force and military to suppress dissent. Innocent civilians, including women, are arrested, tortured, and even killed during protests. For instance, during Tundu Lissu’s court hearing, police stripped Pendo Jonas naked, Activist Hilda Newton, a mother of an infant, was detained and tortured for days. Dr Hashim Tito is killed. A lot of people who turned up for court hearing were severely beaten.
Tundu Lissu has courageously opposed these injustices. His recent visit to the displaced Maasai was obstructed by police, underscoring the regime’s fear of his leadership. President Samia is not acting alone; shadowy co-dictators enable her tyranny.
https://www.theleftberlin.com/stop-the-repression-in-tanzania/
Religious Persecution: In a hate speech targeting Christian leaders, President Samia threatened clergy supporting democratic reforms. One bishop, Kitima was in intensive care following state-backed attacks. And Churches are closed down by authorities. (Glory of God ) Samia Suluhu insulted Founder of the Church Mr. Gwajima by calling him devil worshipper.
https://communications.amecea.org/index.php/2025/05/09/tanzania-fr-kitima-recovering-after-brutal-attack-tec-links-incident-to-human-rights-advocacy/
Call to Action
- Mobilize peaceful demonstrations in Tanzania to challenge police corruption and intimidation.
- Boycotting celebrities that are used by Leading party CCm ( Believed to be funded by Samia Regime ) to perform anywhere during this period of political instability. Hence Uk immigration Department should Revoke Naseeb Abdul Juma Issack visa as he is supporter of Samia Suluhu and CCm member. East African Community Diaspora planned to stop this Event in the Uk this June 2025.
https://youtube.com/shorts/QcCGhKBXkok?si=m8wXA1OZgVbAdpmR
- Urge the UK government, as a major aid donor, to pressure Tanzania’s regime.
- Demand the European Parliament and Secretary of State intervene immediately.
https://youtu.be/l9erg9tHckI?si=4S6uRB9mko5Dz8vq Please see the link above showing Tanzania Diaspora into action.
On 07/05/2025, the European Parliament debated Tundu Lissu’s arrest and human rights violations (Reference: 20250507-0900-PLENARY). Meanwhile, Chadema’s verified X account (@ChademaTz) was hacked to silence dissent. Today Tanzania court ruled to ban all activities of the main opposition party CHADEMA
https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/B-10-2025-0260_EN.html
This repression is not new. In July 2009, police burned 200 Maasai homes, displacing thousands (*Tanzania Human Rights Report 2009 [www.humanrights.or.tz (http://www.humanrights.or.tz Evictions recurred in 2013 and 2017. Today, a brutal crackdown continues: dozens of protesters are injured, one police officer killed, and many arrested.
Several notable figures have been abducted and faced repeated threats in their lives. Here are a few examples:
Activist Mdude Nyagali is missing and presumed dead, while blogger Ogunya Marwa remains unaccounted for. Juma Kaswahili Mechanical Engineer went missing for weeks now. He was a CHADEMA Party media personnel and Mr Sativa plus a lot more. https://x.com/sativa255?s=21
Prominent figures condemning these abuses include:
- Joseph Sinde Warioba (Former Prime Minister, 1985–1990)
- Ambassador Dr. Peter Slaa
- Dr. Hellen Kijo Bisimba (Human Rights Advocate)
- Rev. Bishop Bagonza
- Robert Amsterdam (International Human Rights Lawyer)
Human rights activists from Kenya and Uganda who were detained in Tanzania said security forces there sexually assaulted them while they were in custody
Human rights defenders Boniface Mwangi from Kenya and Uganda's Agather Atuhaire have said that they were beaten and sexually assaulted by Tanzanian security officers while in custody and lots more are coming out now.
We urge you to stand with Tanzanians fighting for justice, freedom, and control over their resources. Raise your voice alongside ours #FreeTunduLissu
We, the people of Tanzania and friends of Tanzania around the world, demand an immediate halt to the unconditional conduct of President Samia Suluhu.
Gender Balance and Leadership
Gender equity must prioritize merit and generational readiness, not symbolic quotas. Older women, marginalized by societal norms, deserve empowerment, not exclusion. President Samia, shaped by outdated systems, must step down and cease her 2025 candidacy to restore democracy.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-58306708.amp
On behalf of Sauti ya Watanzania (Voice of Tanzanian) I am humbled to submit this petition to you, hoping that you will help us raised our voices.
Tanzanian demand New constitution because there is concerns about current one regarding presidential power, The current constitution, adopted in 1977, has been criticized for granting the executive branch excessive authority, and for its perceived lack of protection against abuse of power. Hence the powerful slogan “No Reforms No Election” call to action.
Victory
The Issue
President Samia must resign and cede power. Her actions are tyrannical, and here is why:
1. Eviction of the Maasai People: The forceful eviction of the Maasai from their ancestral lands in Ngorongoro and Loliondo, allegedly to benefit the Sultanate of Oman, blatantly violates the rights of the Maasai community. As highlighted by the Institute for Genocide Prevention, this displacement has driven many Maasai into poverty, forcing them into alcoholism and prostitution to survive.
2. Surrender of National Ports: The indefinite transfer of all 58 sea, water, and dry ports of Tanganyika to Dubai-based private company DP World jeopardizes Tanzania’s sovereignty and economic future. This agreement was made without public consultation or regard for its long-term consequences.
3. State Violence Against Civilians: President Samia has weaponized the Tanzania Police Force and military to suppress dissent. Innocent civilians, including women, are arrested, tortured, and even killed during protests. For instance, during Tundu Lissu’s court hearing, police stripped Pendo Jonas naked, Activist Hilda Newton, a mother of an infant, was detained and tortured for days. Dr Hashim Tito is killed. A lot of people who turned up for court hearing were severely beaten.
Tundu Lissu has courageously opposed these injustices. His recent visit to the displaced Maasai was obstructed by police, underscoring the regime’s fear of his leadership. President Samia is not acting alone; shadowy co-dictators enable her tyranny.
https://www.theleftberlin.com/stop-the-repression-in-tanzania/
Religious Persecution: In a hate speech targeting Christian leaders, President Samia threatened clergy supporting democratic reforms. One bishop, Kitima was in intensive care following state-backed attacks. And Churches are closed down by authorities. (Glory of God ) Samia Suluhu insulted Founder of the Church Mr. Gwajima by calling him devil worshipper.
https://communications.amecea.org/index.php/2025/05/09/tanzania-fr-kitima-recovering-after-brutal-attack-tec-links-incident-to-human-rights-advocacy/
Call to Action
- Mobilize peaceful demonstrations in Tanzania to challenge police corruption and intimidation.
- Boycotting celebrities that are used by Leading party CCm ( Believed to be funded by Samia Regime ) to perform anywhere during this period of political instability. Hence Uk immigration Department should Revoke Naseeb Abdul Juma Issack visa as he is supporter of Samia Suluhu and CCm member. East African Community Diaspora planned to stop this Event in the Uk this June 2025.
https://youtube.com/shorts/QcCGhKBXkok?si=m8wXA1OZgVbAdpmR
- Urge the UK government, as a major aid donor, to pressure Tanzania’s regime.
- Demand the European Parliament and Secretary of State intervene immediately.
https://youtu.be/l9erg9tHckI?si=4S6uRB9mko5Dz8vq Please see the link above showing Tanzania Diaspora into action.
On 07/05/2025, the European Parliament debated Tundu Lissu’s arrest and human rights violations (Reference: 20250507-0900-PLENARY). Meanwhile, Chadema’s verified X account (@ChademaTz) was hacked to silence dissent. Today Tanzania court ruled to ban all activities of the main opposition party CHADEMA
https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/B-10-2025-0260_EN.html
This repression is not new. In July 2009, police burned 200 Maasai homes, displacing thousands (*Tanzania Human Rights Report 2009 [www.humanrights.or.tz (http://www.humanrights.or.tz Evictions recurred in 2013 and 2017. Today, a brutal crackdown continues: dozens of protesters are injured, one police officer killed, and many arrested.
Several notable figures have been abducted and faced repeated threats in their lives. Here are a few examples:
Activist Mdude Nyagali is missing and presumed dead, while blogger Ogunya Marwa remains unaccounted for. Juma Kaswahili Mechanical Engineer went missing for weeks now. He was a CHADEMA Party media personnel and Mr Sativa plus a lot more. https://x.com/sativa255?s=21
Prominent figures condemning these abuses include:
- Joseph Sinde Warioba (Former Prime Minister, 1985–1990)
- Ambassador Dr. Peter Slaa
- Dr. Hellen Kijo Bisimba (Human Rights Advocate)
- Rev. Bishop Bagonza
- Robert Amsterdam (International Human Rights Lawyer)
Human rights activists from Kenya and Uganda who were detained in Tanzania said security forces there sexually assaulted them while they were in custody
Human rights defenders Boniface Mwangi from Kenya and Uganda's Agather Atuhaire have said that they were beaten and sexually assaulted by Tanzanian security officers while in custody and lots more are coming out now.
We urge you to stand with Tanzanians fighting for justice, freedom, and control over their resources. Raise your voice alongside ours #FreeTunduLissu
We, the people of Tanzania and friends of Tanzania around the world, demand an immediate halt to the unconditional conduct of President Samia Suluhu.
Gender Balance and Leadership
Gender equity must prioritize merit and generational readiness, not symbolic quotas. Older women, marginalized by societal norms, deserve empowerment, not exclusion. President Samia, shaped by outdated systems, must step down and cease her 2025 candidacy to restore democracy.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-58306708.amp
On behalf of Sauti ya Watanzania (Voice of Tanzanian) I am humbled to submit this petition to you, hoping that you will help us raised our voices.
Tanzanian demand New constitution because there is concerns about current one regarding presidential power, The current constitution, adopted in 1977, has been criticized for granting the executive branch excessive authority, and for its perceived lack of protection against abuse of power. Hence the powerful slogan “No Reforms No Election” call to action.
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Petition created on 10 June 2025