Source: https://twitter.com/GaytonMcK/status/1498184473397051393?s=20&t=8_iPhORmHwQUEPuWudYWyw
Gayton McKenzie, a South African politician, and human rights activist has taken to popular micro-blogging site Twitter to publicly share a post concerning the people in power.
According to Gayton, the people in power should not just talk alone, they should act and use their power. Take a look at his post below;
“I agree, people in power shouldn’t make statements only, they should act, use your power, @OnsBaizaNie lost complaining privileges last week in Joburg & Ekhuruleni, we must now act because we have the power, simple.”
Some people most especially South Africans have reacted to this in different ways, take a look at some of their responses below;
@lefamorobe tweeted,
“I am unmoved by Thandi’s .”
@SnydersKenneth tweeted,
“Perhaps we must be brave enough to admit that policies, promises, and speeches are our national sports. RDP, NDP, ASGISA, IDP & now ER, and RP to deal with the devastating impact of covid. Perhaps it is time to translate promises and policies into tangible programs.”
@Mahapp3n_happy tweeted,
“You’re 100% right, Even the Cartoon @MbalulaFikile once said it when he was a Police Minister. They’re doing lip service and we don’t care we want action #Onsbaizenie.”
@siweysnorms tweeted,
“We’ve had enough talk already and we are tired of it. Action on the ground is all we want.”
@CocoCha242 tweeted,
“Honestly even when @OnsBaizaNie was not in high positions you guys were doing more action than the ones in power.”
@Custoza1 tweeted,
“Now that’s how people given POWER should use it, big up Gayton. @OnsBaizaNie #PutSouthAfricansFirst”
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