President Ramaphosa announced his iPad was stolen on live television. Picture: YouTube
Social media are having a blast remixing President Cyril Ramaphosa jokingly saying on live television that someone had stolen his iPad during his visit to Cape Town this week.
Tweeps are enjoying hearing the remixed version of the president saying he lost his iPad.
Ramaphosa was visiting the Port of Cape Town, a key logistics hub that accounts for a large proportion of South Africa’s agricultural exports, where he engaged with the media.
Upon arriva, the president was welcomed by Minister of Transport Fikile Mbalula, Western Cape Premier Alan Winde and Transnet CEO Portia Derby.
In the video, he can be heard saying: “I had my iPad in my hand and now it’s gone.” He proceeds to ask his team where his iPad was and said “this was the result of always giving other people his gadgets, it’s always best that I should keep all these things with me all the time”.
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Twitter users wasted no time in reacting to the president losing his iPad
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