Watch: EFF disrupt KZN’s Sopa after accusing premier of being a liar

Chaos erupted when Premier Nomusa Dube-Ncube delivered her State of the Province Address in Pietermaritzburg yesterday.

EFF MPLs in the KwaZulu-Natal Legislature were yesterday booted out of the provincial Parliament.

This was after the party’s MPLs had disrupted Premier Nomusa Dube-Ncube’s State of the Province Address (Sopa).

The MPLs, who were removed by members of the SAPS from the Pietermaritzburg’s Oval Cricket Stadium where the Sopa was being delivered, had refused to be addressed by Dube- Ncube, who the red beret claimed is a ‘liar’.

EFF members removed

As Dube-Ncube started delivering her Sopa, EFF MPLs and the party’s provincial chairperson, Mongezi Twala, said the premier cannot be allowed to address MPLs as ‘she lied’.

“When she was at the National Assembly recently, she told the house that President Cyril Ramaphosa allocated R1b to the KZN flood victims.

“There is no such, she lied under oath. We can’t be addressed by a liar. After Mongezi’s request, other EFF MPLs raised several points of order.”

KZN Legislature speaker Nontembeko Boyce ruled that the EFF MPLs’ points of order were not relevant.

The conduct of the EFF MPLs in the KZN Legislature was similar to those of their EFF counterparts in the National Assembly, who have developed a reputation for disrupting Ramaphosa’s State of the Nation Address.

After numerous warnings by Boyce for EFF MPLs to desist from disrupting the Sopa were not heeded, security officials were then called in to remove the MPLs.

Zulu King Misuzulu kaZwelithini, who was part of the guests attending the Sopa, had to be escorted out of the venue after the situation had turned ugly.

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