Former EFF Leader Speaks About Party Problems.
Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, who used to be an important person in a political party called the EFF, has shared his side of the story. He wasn't allowed to go to a big party meeting in December because he was in trouble with the party leaders.
The party leaders thought Ndlozi might leave to join another group called MK. They worried because some other people from the EFF had already left to join MK. The leaders told Ndlozi he couldn't come to work or join any party activities. They said they needed time to look into these worries about him.
Ndlozi says the party blamed him for two things. First, they said they had a secret report that showed he was working with MK. Second, they thought he knew his friend Floyd was planning to leave the party but didn't tell anyone. Ndlozi says these claims aren't true at all.
Floyd did tell Ndlozi he wanted to leave the party. Ndlozi told his friend to speak with the party leaders himself, which Floyd did. Ndlozi didn't think it was right for him to tell on his friend. He says he never planned to join MK and never will.
The whole situation made Ndlozi decide to stop being a member of Parliament last month. He wanted to wait until people could see he didn't do anything wrong. He thinks someone told lies about him to the party leaders.
Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, who used to be an important person in a political party called the EFF, has shared his side of the story. He wasn't allowed to go to a big party meeting in December because he was in trouble with the party leaders.
The party leaders thought Ndlozi might leave to join another group called MK. They worried because some other people from the EFF had already left to join MK. The leaders told Ndlozi he couldn't come to work or join any party activities. They said they needed time to look into these worries about him.
Ndlozi says the party blamed him for two things. First, they said they had a secret report that showed he was working with MK. Second, they thought he knew his friend Floyd was planning to leave the party but didn't tell anyone. Ndlozi says these claims aren't true at all.
Floyd did tell Ndlozi he wanted to leave the party. Ndlozi told his friend to speak with the party leaders himself, which Floyd did. Ndlozi didn't think it was right for him to tell on his friend. He says he never planned to join MK and never will.
The whole situation made Ndlozi decide to stop being a member of Parliament last month. He wanted to wait until people could see he didn't do anything wrong. He thinks someone told lies about him to the party leaders.
