Twitter users suggest that NPA boss Shaun Abrahams offer the charges against President Zuma as reasons why he should not be suspended.
|||President Zuma's announcement that embattled National Director of Public Prosecutions Shaun Abrahams must provide reasons why he should not be suspended evoked mixed reactions on social media.
While many commentators felt Abrahams was getting his just desserts after the aborted attempt to prosecute Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, a slew of tweets poked fun at "Pikkewyntjie" and suggested he offer the president 783 reasons why he should not be suspended.
The number is a reference to a high court ruling that the NPA’s decision to drop 783 corruption charges against President Jacob Zuma was irrational.
If I was Shaun Abrahams, before submitting my representations to Zuma, I'd submit summons to appear in court for his 783 counts of crimes.
— NtuthukoMdima???? (@Dclantis) November 15, 2016
If #ShaunAbrahams wants to gain the respect of RSA again, he must reinstate the 783 charges against Zuma.
— IG: ARamdas94 (@ARamdas94) November 15, 2016
What a move that would be ????
Zuma: Shaun me give reasons why i shouldn't suspend you.
— Sundowns_Fanatic ???? (@Solomon_Madube) November 15, 2016
Shaun Abrahams: ???? 783 (Checkmate ????????????)
Zuma: Shaun me give reasons why i shouldn't suspend you.
— Sundowns_Fanatic ???? (@Solomon_Madube) November 15, 2016
Shaun Abrahams: ???? 783 (Checkmate ????????????)
Dear #Shaun,Seeing that the writing is on the wall,do the right thing.Kindly reinstate the 783 charges and resign.
— Afrika First (@ramoroaswi) November 15, 2016
I thank you.
I hope #ShaunAbrahams doesn't get ideas about the withdrawn 783 counts of corruption charges against the Prez.
— ProfTinyiko Maluleke (@ProfTinyiko) November 15, 2016
Someone check if the Guptas control any state tenders for busses. The President keeps throwing his people under them. #shaunabrahams
— Muz Hunter (@muzhunter) November 15, 2016
IOL
