Mbuyiseni Ndlozi Shades Gwede Mantsashe, Mzansi Reacts: "Be Careful"
- Mbuyiseni Ndlozi recently headed online to throw some shade at the ANC's Gwede Mantashe
- It all started when the ANC announced that Mantashe would be delivering a political lecture
- Many locals have shared various reactions to Ndlozi's shade and many of them warned him to thread carefully
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The Economic Freedom Fighter's Mbuyiseni Ndlozi recently threw some unwarranted shade at the ANC's Gwede Mantashe after the party announced that he would be doing a political lecture as part of the party's ongoing political programme.
"Tiger," Ndlozi captioned quoted on the ANC's initial tweet.
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Locals had a lot to say about this and were not holding their tongues in the comment section of the post. Briefly News takes a look at some of the most interesting comments made beneath the post.
@BoichokoDichaba said:
"Mantash the Tiger and morality in the same sentence? Is this what's left of the movement or is he delivering this lecture in his capacity as Gwede not representing ANC."
@CameronKendall said:
"Be careful, remember how offended they were when you called Lulu Johnson a cat. Next, they will make you withdraw your tweet."
@Lwandy_Ndumndum said:
"ANC please take SAcans serious maan... What's this now? What are moralities? This guy himself needs a 'morality' lecture nje."
Briefly News also reported that EFF frontman Mbuyiseni Ndlozi has once again taken to his favourite pastime - criticising fellow politicians. The leader threw some serious shade at ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa, sharing a cute snap of the leader dancing near an expensive car.
"And what must we make of this? Mr Immediate Effect," wrote Ndlozi sarcastically.
While some social media users found the snap of Ramaphosa hilarious, others quickly jumped to the President's defence. Some even took the time to criticise the EFF over their own public slip-ups.
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Source: Briefly News
