“Ramaphosa Doesn’t Represent Me, He Is Not My President” Advocate Ngalwana

Advocate Vuyani Ngalwana has argued that Cyril Ramaphosa is not his president, and that he does not represent him. Ngalwana is one of the voices that are still calling for the ANC leader to be held accountable over his Phala Phala scandal.

Ngalwana said president Cyril Ramaphosa although he came into power heralding about how he wants to usher South Africa into a new dawn, he has failed dismally. Advocate Vuyani Ngalwana said Ramaphosa represents a highly “corrupt regime”.

“Cyril Ramaphosa does not represent me. He is not my president and represents a highly corrupt regime. He said that to the Zondo Commission, under oath, labelling his ANC as accused number one in corruption,” said advocate Vuyani Ngalwana.

Some critics who shared their views concerning the peace mission trip by president Cyril Ramaphosa and other heads of the African states to Ukraine and Russia, said they are disappointed by Ramaphosa’s regime.

This comes after the debacle which happened in Poland which saw a delegation of over 100 people who had traveled with Ramaphosa being stuck in a chartered flight as they were not allowed to disembark due to some issues with clearance. Many said this was a poorly planned trip which cost the taxpayer’s a lot of money.

“Dear world. As a South African, I would like to apologise for the debacle caused by Cyril Ramaphosa and his friends. He does not represent me. He is not my president and represents a highly corrupt regime. I am sorry. Please accept my sincere shame,” said a South African who was appalled by what happened.

The utterances made by advocate Vuyani Ngalwana about Cyril Ramaphosa not being his president, left some critics with a bitter taste in their mouths. They said he does not deserve to be an acting judge with that type of mindset.

“Acting judge? We must be really desperate to have this quality of a human being acting as a judge,” shots were fired at Ngalwana.