The tall man who sold out a generational mission. Julius Slams his former deputy president

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It’s a known fact that Ronald Lamola was the deputy president of the African National Congress youth league which was led by Julius Malema. Today Julius Malema took to Social media platforms during his briefing to announce something bad about Ronal Lamola. He was indicating very well that Ronal Sold out a generational mission.

Maybe Julius Malema is right , it was witnessed during those times when he left the African National Congress youth league through suspension that Ronal Lamola was one of the people who were never suspended at all. It’s now a question to so many people on why his was never touched by the top leaders of the African National Congress.

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According to the then leadership of the African National Congress, their suspension came through being loyal to a generational mission of what they set to want to achieve during those times. They all had their own agendas which they wanted to achieve during those particular points and time. It becomes a very important issue indeed.

Young leaders of the polo organization they must never behave like Fikile Mbalula . At all material times, they must ensure that they work in a collective and not from the collective. It is a very important In the organization to avoid a situation of selling each other at some points. Leaders must stick together side by side at all Material times to ensure the progress.

 
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The Generation of Julius Malema should be appreciated for the contribution they have made in South African politics . They have contributed too much , more than what many people could have imagined and they have changed the dynamics of South African politics. It is a very much important issue.

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The leadership of the Economic Freedom fighters has came from a long way in the struggle of Black South Africans . They have impacted in the struggle for a very long time and very much importantantly . There is a crisis in all these struggle in the meantime. We must always appreciate them