Allegations that MDC-T leader Nelson Chamisa’s administration duped Transform Zimbabwe leader, Jacob Ngarivhume were yesterday dismissed.

Mr Ngarivhume had complained that he is losing party seats which the MDC-T has taken over, the same which were previously allocated to his formation in the MDC Alliance.

But speaking late yesterday, MDC-T deputy national chairperson Mr Morgan Komichi dismissed assertions by Mr Ngarivhume.

“I think Mr Ngarivhume and other partners are confusing an interest that would have been shown by our members in respect of those constituencies,” he said.

He added saying “in some instances, some of our members might feel that they could do better than a member of the alliance and would submit their curriculum vitaes in respect of those constituencies, but at the end of the day, it is the national election directorate with the final say.”

Komichi said Mr Ngarivhume for rushing to the media instead of bringing grievances to the organs of the Alliance.

But Mr Ngarivhume insisted that they had evidence showing that the MDC-T was bent on breaching the agreement they entered into with the other parties.

He said their membership from across the province had compiled the evidence and presented it to the Alliance.