JULIUS MALEMA SENDS STRONG WARNING TO THOSE DEMANDING HIS RESIGNATION, DECLARING THAT THEY WILL HAVE TO “KILL HIM FIRST” BEFORE HE LEAVES THE EFF LEADERSHIP!
EFF leader Julius Malema has hit back at growing calls for him to step down, making it clear that he has no intention of surrendering his position because of pressure from those demanding his removal.
Malema accused those pushing for his departure of having intentions to destroy the EFF, suggesting that the campaign against him is about weakening the organisation rather than addressing its challenges.
In a defiant response, he declared that anyone who wants him removed will have to kill him first, a statement that has attracted considerable attention and sparked debate among political supporters and critics.
His remarks come amid internal political tensions and questions about the EFF’s leadership, electoral performance and future direction ahead of the 2026 local government elections.
The latest developments raise questions about the party’s internal unity and whether disagreements over its leadership could become a major challenge as it prepares for the next political battle.
Should Julius Malema remain at the helm of the EFF, or should the party consider new leadership?