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Julius Malema supports Miss SA contestant Chidimma: “Your citizenship is determined by where you were born”

July 27, 2024 by AFRIPOL Leave a Comment

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“Your citizenship is determined by where you were born, if she was born here she's South African it doesn't matter. CIC Julius pic.twitter.com/MP8MvIJYcy

— 🍎 Jenna 🇿🇦 🇷🇺 🇵🇸 (@jenna_original) July 26, 2024

“Your citizenship is determined by where you were born, if she was born here she’s South African it doesn’t matter. CIC Julius

“Your citizenship is determined by where you were born, if she was born here she’s South African it doesn’t matter. Chidima Vanessa Onwe is not her parents she’s herself so why do you want to say she’s from Nigeria or from Mozambique she was born here” EFF President Julius Malema

“We cannot punish people on the basis of where their parents come from. I’ve not followed the debate I don’t know if she’s South African or not but I would guess

@Official_MissSA would have done the necessary due diligence”

@Julius_S_Malema EFF President Julius Malema weighed in on the “Miss SA – Sign the Petition”

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