Chabinga emphasized the importance of reserving political debates for the upcoming elections in 2026, encouraging a unified effort towards development in the interim. He highlighted the critical advancements made by the New Dawn government, including the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) initiatives, debt restructuring efforts, social cash transfers, and increased access to free education.

He expressed concern over politicians who, despite witnessing these improvements, continue to downplay or dismiss them. “Unfounded arguments and negativity in politics can be detrimental,” Chabinga remarked, cautioning that such behavior could have serious consequences for individuals’ health.

Addressing Members of Parliament, Chabinga urged them to collaborate and work inclusively for the benefit of their constituents, emphasizing their duty to serve the public. He advised against forming small groups centered around individual agendas, as this was a contributing factor to the Patriotic Front’s previous loss of power due to internal divisions and selfish interests.

Chabinga further addressed recent allegations regarding his relationship with the ruling United Party for National Development (UPND), asserting that he has not been influenced or bought by the party. He reiterated his commitment to former President Edgar Chagwa Lungu in 2015, stating that his support was genuine and devoid of any illegal undertakings which is evidenced by the absence of any police inquiries against him.