Cyril Ramaphosa at Fire Tabernacle Prophetic Ministry in Ward 64 in Ekurhuleni. Image via Instagram @myanc
Securing votes? Cyril Ramaphosa preaches the word of God [video]
President Cyril Ramaphosa recently held a sermon at Fire Tabernacle Prophetic Ministry in Ward 64 in Ekurhuleni.
Cyril Ramaphosa at Fire Tabernacle Prophetic Ministry in Ward 64 in Ekurhuleni. Image via Instagram @myanc
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the congregation at Fire Tabernacle Prophetic Ministry in Ward 64 in Ekurhuleni recently where he surprisingly took to the podium to preach the word of God.
AMEN! CYRIL RAMAPHOSA SPREADS THE WORD OF GOD
The 2024 general elections will be held on 29 May 2024 and the African National Congress (ANC) are seemingly doing everything in their power to secure their votes.
President Cyril Ramaphosa recently held a sermon in a church in Gauteng. While standing in front of the church congregation, he could be heard saying: “If all of us can humble ourselves as a people, yes, if we can present ourselves to God, humble ourselves as a people and present ourselves to God, he will hear us. But God will only hear us only if we humble ourselves and it is with that humanity that I do believe that we should go forward”.
“Not arrogance, not being proud of ourselves, but in healing the world of the Lord as set out in Chronicles two,” he added.
As the day of the elections come closer and closer, the President has been seen at several events including the party’s manifesto, the Soweto Derby, and more. Could his presence at these occasions influence voters?
This year’s elections coincide with South Africa’s celebration of 30 years of freedom and democracy.
Continuing with his sermon, Ramaphosa read from the bible: “The word says, ‘If my people are called by my name and can humble themselves, and present themselves, I will hear their voice, I will hear their cries, and I will come down and help them”.
Taking to X (the social media previously known as Twitter), the ANC promised that they “will continue to consolidate working relations with key sectors such as the church”.
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THE ANC PROMISES/ SA PRESIDENT ENCOURAGES CITIZENS TO VOTE
Cyril Ramaphosa has amassed a great deal of success with a $450 million net worth according to Forbes. He was born in Johannesburg on 17 November 1952. The website, overcomingapartheid.msu.edu also reported that he is the second of the three children of Erdmuth and his father Samuel Ramaphosa who was a policeman.
Cyril previously opened up about growing up in a poor household. He is said to have grown up in Soweto and matriculated in 1971 from Mphaphuli High School in Sibasa, Limpopo.
Speaking about growing up in a poor household, the President said: “When I wanted to go to University, I walked the streets of Johannesburg. I went to 100 companies, door-to-door because my parents did not have money”.
The ANC in accordance with the President has promised that going forward, it will work to resolve the country’s challenges of high unemployment, crime and poverty, Reuters reported.
“I call on all South Africans to exercise their democratic right to vote and for those who will be campaigning to do so peacefully, within the full observance of the law. We also urge unregistered voters to use the online registration platform to register”, SA.gov quoted the President as saying.
