ANC will deal with any 'shenanigans' at People's Assembly - Mbalula
Cape Town - The African National Congress will deal with any "shenanigans" that may arise during the party’s People’s Assembly, NEC member Fikile Mbalula warned on Tuesday.
"If you come with some shenanigans of trying to disrupt, we will deal with your constipation that comes haphazardly," he told reporters, ahead of President Jacob Zuma’s State of the Nation Address on Thursday.
The assembly, to be held on the Grand Parade in Cape Town on the day of the SONA, is intended to bring the ANC’s leaders and its supporters together. The focus of the assembly would be radical transformation, he said.
It was not intended as a show of force, Mbalula said, and everyone with good intentions was welcome.
"We are very peaceful, but we don’t want people who attend the assembly with good intentions to be provoked by others.