EFF Leader Julius Malema Shares Funny Clip, Takes a Swipe at ANC: “Dealing with ANC Clowns”

EFF Leader Julius Malema Shares Funny Clip, Takes a Swipe at ANC: “Dealing with ANC Clowns”

  • Economic Freedom Fighter leader Julius Malema has hit at the African National Congress, labelling the ruling party's officials clowns
  • Malema has shared a video clip on social media as his party, EFF, builds the momentum towards the upcoming local government elections
  • Juju’s video suggests he will be celebrating a victory but some people say his party is not a match for the ruling ANC

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Economic Freedom Fightera leader Julius Malema has taken a swipe at the African National Congress, saying they are just nothing but clowns. Juju took to Twitter to share a short video clip as he hopes to beat the ruling party in the upcoming local government elections.

Malema shared a video of a man seen wearing church regalia and singing a hymn holding an iron. He sings and he seems to be in a celebratory mood and Malema feels they will be singing like the churchgoer after defeating the ANC in November.

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South Africans are now attracted to the post and are sharing their views. Malema captioned his video:

"After dealing with @MYANC clowns decisively.”
EFF Leader Julius Malema Shares Funny Clip, Swipe at ANC: “Dealing ANC Clowns”
EFF leader Julius Malema is taking a jab at the ANC. Image: @Julius_S_Malema/Twitter
Source: Twitter

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The post reads:

@ThaboFighter said:

“ANC dealing with you after voting for them.”

@Mokwenalebogan said:

“Wena your match is @Action4SA @MYANC is too big for you...”

@geryy5599 said:

“Haibo, how can u compare 3rd leading party in parliament with a bunch of failed politicians led by a comedian. ActionSA is just as good as a street committee.”

@TopTheStreets said:

“Comment with #PutSouthAficansFirst and follow everyone who likes your comment.”

@MutwaNamba_SA said:

“Why you seeking attention under Malema, you can't get it on your own?”

@Jaybee1 said:

“Please CIC be careful, the ANC will deal with you behind the scene.”

@ZwaneSibo said:

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“Lol what happened in PMB, it's what always happens during election day in KZN they don't allow any visitors in polling stations.”

@Nazeem_GB said:

“Deal with them.”

@MnuMahlalela said:

“It’s time to fight for change.”

Malema says under EFF rule Sassa recipients won't pay water and electricity bills, people in the suburbs will

In a related EFF story, Briefly News reported that as the local government elections are fast approaching, Commander in Chief of the Economic Freedom Fighters Julius Malema is hot on the campaign trail trying to secure as many votes as possible.

Malema told the residents of Bopheleng’s Ward 6 in the Vaal that under an EFF government, recipients of a Sassa grant will not be required to pay for water or electricity.

According to IOL, Malema stated that people who are living in suburban neighbourhoods would be the ones subsiding people who come from impoverished backgrounds.

Malema told his supporters that being a Sassa recipient meant that someone is of a poor status. He went on to say that the money people get from Sassa was not enough to cover water and electricity fees and an EFF government will not make the poor pay for these fees.

Source: Briefly News

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