“We have prevented the ANC from receiving 60% of the vote”, Malema said, thanking the country for the support of his party.
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“The DA and ANC are asking us to invest in stupidity”, he said.
“Why should the DA think we must be the ones to promote white arrogance and privilege?”
“The description of our emotional state is that we are in tranquillity and internal peace”, he said to The Daily Vox at the IEC’s Results Operations Centre in Pretoria.
He also says the red berets will not compromise on their land policies if the Democratic Alliance (DA) approaches them. “They will grow if their selling point is to enhance service delivery”, he said.
“I will never work with the ANC – if you are a ruling party and you get less than 50 per cent, our people are telling us that they do not want you to be government – why would we bring you with a backdoor – they must sit in the opposition benches and humble themselves for five years and keep in mind to never again be given a mandate and play with it like they have been playing with our people’s votes for the last 22 years”.
“The EFF will continue to participate in Parliament representing our people”.
EFF Commander in Chief, Julius Malema, took to Twitter to tweet what looks like an official proposal by the ANC to form a coalition with the Freedom Front Plus (FF+) in Limpopo.
“Don’t play games with the Constitution, the Constitution is dancing now”.
“They are now running around like headless chickens, not knowing where it is going from here”, Malema said.
He added he was proud of the EFF for being the party that has humbled the ANC.
Malema said the EFF would use its resources to dig boreholes in the wards it won.
“People have spent R1bn on dab, that dab has fallen”. “We are confident and we trust in the intellect of our people that they will make the right decision”, Ndlozi said.
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He also made claims that most of the artists working with the ruling party were doing it for the money, and further levelled accusations against the ANC Youth League’s treasurer general Reggie Nkabinde.
