South African firebrand says Africa remains his home — and food is better too
South African politician and EFF leader Julius Malema has dismissed concerns about being denied entry into the United States or United Kingdom, insisting he has no reason to worry when Africa is full of warmth, opportunity, and better food.
In his fiery statement, Malema said:
“Even if America decides that I should no longer enter America, it’s okay. I will enter Zimbabwe. I will enter Botswana, I will enter Nigeria… Why should I be concerned about people who are going to feed me burgers and make me fat when I can go to Nigeria and eat jollof rice with goat pepper soup?”
The remark instantly lit up social media, especially among Nigerians proud to see their cuisine praised in political banter.
🇳🇬❤️ Big Love for African Hospitality
Malema stressed that Africa remains his true home, celebrating the continent’s:
• Rich culture
• Delicious food
• Endless opportunities
• Pan-African solidarity
His comments highlight a recurring theme in his political rhetoric — prioritizing African unity and identity over Western approval.
🍽️✨ Nigerian Jollof Takes Centre Stage
Once again, Nigerian jollof rice has entered the global spotlight — this time as a symbol of pride and cultural confidence, paired with the beloved goat pepper soup.
Malema’s message is clear:
Africa has everything he needs — flavor, family, freedom, and a future.
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