Mzansi Drags Lady Du After Saying the Government Must Pay a Random Man Fixing Road Potholes

Mzansi Drags Lady Du After Saying the Government Must Pay a Random Man Fixing Road Potholes

  • Lady Du has taken to Twitter to criticise the government for leaving it up to citizens to repair potholes
  • The Amapiano star posted two photos of a man who volunteered to fix road cracks, arguing that the government should pay him
  • South Africans were not pleased with the suggestion and began roasting Lady Du in the comments section

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Lady Du's tweets have recently landed her in trouble. The star's latest post, in which he claims that the government must strike a deal with a random man who fixes roads out of his own pocket, has gone viral.

Lady Du
Lady Du's recent tweet has made her the talk of the town on social media. Image: @ladydu_sa
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On her Twitter page, the Amapiano star shared two photos of the man showing off his work made of bricks that don't match the ones by the government.

The musician then captioned the tweet, saying that she has tipped the man numerous times but that it is not enough for the incredible work he does.

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"This guy needs to be paid something by the government our tips are not enough ❤️❤️❤️❤️"

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Online users who saw the post weren't pleased with Lady Du's suggestions. Peeps claimed that expecting the government to fund the illegal activity was unreasonable.

Other internet users suggested that if it bothers her, she should pay the man herself and not include other people.

@SimphiweMbuli2 said:

"Donate something nawe ngiyacela."

@Keavaccine shared:

"Paid? That's why South Africa is bankrupt, everyone wants something from the government."

@The_Phsycologis posted:

"Just pay the dude what you can and stop instructing the government to do. There are probably over 1000 people doing this, why is this case special? Liya tena ‍♂️‍♂️‍♂️‍♂️"

@Zee10Dmitri replied:

"That pothole will expand and the bricks will be loose, God knows what will happen to motorists when that happens."

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@DwaTebogo commented:

"The government doesn't have money. If they did, they would close those potholes themselves or tender would be out."

@wilheikki wrote:

"You have connections. So, please make it happen BossLady."

@Tumalizer_ZA also said:

"You celebs got millions from Covid money. Pay him from that."

@Rous7Mario also shared:

"The government should fix roads not pay him."

@jiggynerd added:

"What are we paying tax for?"

Lady Du feels for guy begging gf to unblock him on local TV

In other stories, Briefly News reported that one man's romantic gesture had South Africa rooting for him. Musician, Lady Du was moved and shared a picture of a man desperately trying to get in contact with his girlfriend by using 'Last Dance' on SABC 1.

Many people thought it was cute and have been spreading his message all over the socials. Lady Du joined in on the fun using her Instagram.

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Lady Du tried to use her platform to help one guy convince his girlfriend to unblock him when his message was broadcasted on TV.

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