President Cyril Ramaphosa recently attended the Tabernacle of Fire Prophecy Mission in Ward 64, Ekurhuleni, Gauteng, where he received warm prayers from church leaders.
Hallelujah!Cyril Ramaphosa accepts prayers for the ANC
The next general election will be held on May 29, 2024. And it looks like the African National Congress (ANC) will not disband without flying a plane.
President Cyril Ramaphosa has previously encouraged campaigners to do so regarding the law.
“I call on all South Africans to exercise their democratic right to vote and for those campaigning to do so peacefully and in full compliance with the law.” SA.gov He quoted the president's remarks.
The ANC has achieved all its objectives in its ongoing campaign. In fact, a recent video posted on social media showed Prime Minister Ramaphosa receiving prayers for the party's success.
The President also appeared at Daveyton Mall in Gauteng, where he was warmly welcomed by a large crowd of ANC supporters. “The Daveyton community has certainly reaffirmed our position as leaders in society,” he said after his stop.
Going forward, the ANC promised to solve the country's serious challenges, including high unemployment, crime and poverty. Reuters report. This was reportedly outlined at a recent manifesto launch in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal.
Social media users were divided after seeing Mr Ramaphosa receive prayers for the future of the ANC.
Take a look at the reactions from social media users below…
“Let’s hope if they win the elections they will come back to church to testify 😂🤣… Ngiba nje uyabona kunchenwa ivoti rana.” [because you can see they are only doing this for votes]” wrote @Vumani Gama.
“Bless our President, protect him and guide him in the name of Jesus,” @Bafedile said.
“They steal from the poorest people every day, and he goes to put on this show to vote. He never looks inside the church, only when the election is near,” @Herman Pretorius said. I answered.
“I respect elections 🤣🤣,” @muzondhi makavelenyani reacted.
“My President, I give you my best… may the Lord grant you more wisdom and strength in Jesus name,” @Nosipho Daniels Mazotsho commented.
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