Amidst President Cyril Ramaphosa's dilemma following the talks that he might have to resign from office because of the Phala Phala farm-gate. Bonang Matheba's subliminal tweeps suggests that President Ramaphosa must resign.
While President Ramaphosa is in the middle of a storm, where calls for his resignation are gaining momentum. TV personality and businesswomanBonang Matheba uses her platform to voice her grievances as well.
She has been dubbed the president of the people for her unapologetic and unafraid approach when speaking her mind, even when addressing serious issues of this country. President Ramaphosa is most definitely not the first one to feel Queen B's wrath, as Minister Nathi Mthethwa have also been down this road with Bonang Matheba.
A subliminal tweet from Bonang Matheba calling for President Ramaphosa to resign, has sent scores of tweeps into a frenzy.
In the same token, tweeps are calling out Bonang Matheba who was at the forefront when President Ramaphosa was appointed. Matheba was seen on a video chatting to President Ramaphosa while congratulating him for his appointment as president.
Following their video call, after Bonang Matheba sent president Ramaphosa a box set of her BNG bubbly. She was later chosen as the official drink at Cyril Ramaphosa's Presidential Inauguration.
Hence tweeps did not spare Queen B no mercy as they are also lambasting her for possibly not benefiting from the government gigs this year.
"But you’ve been video calling each other not so long ago" wrote maZee
But you’ve been video calling each other not so long ago 😂
Queen B also gave Minister Nathi Mthethwa grief after Banyana Banyana become victorious at the Women's Africa Cup On Nation finals. Matheba was breathing fire down Minister Nathi Mthethwa when she was fighting for the Banyana Banyana squad to be paid fairly as their male counterparts, Bafana Bafana.
Tweeps gave Bonang Matheba props for taking up to Minister Nathi Mthethwa following Banyana Banyana's win and becoming Women's Africa Cup Of Nations title winners.