President Cyril Ramaphosa has stunned South Africans as he was spotted traveling to Durban in economy class.

It was on a Safair flight from Pretoria on Friday morning. He was on his way to attend the Covenant Fellowship Church International in eSikhaleni, Kwazulu Natal north coast.

Ramaphosa’s co-passengers snapped photos with the president which were shared on Twitter, according to News24.

While some commended the South African leader for cutting costs, some others were cynical, dismissing the gesture as a PR stunt.

Ramaphosa’s spokesperson Khusela Diko told News24 that the president will at all times use the mode of transport which is most practical, convenient and cost effective for his duties.

Ramaphosa who is 65 years old is South Africa’s fifth President. He succeeded Jacob Zuma on 15 February 2018. Zuma resigned after the African National Congress recalled him.

Here are some of the tweets spurred by his action as reported by News 24.

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Ok

Nigerians aren't this humble

Pastors and sultan's can never do this talkless of a governor , senator of the POTFRON

Unlike one shrubs and vegetable of a president whose asslicker is above the guy above me






Thunder fire Buhari

madridguy:
Ok

Wetin be OK madridguy



Won't u compare and contrast?



And at the end drag GEJ to it

Always looking smart
This one na president
Unlike the mad cow in aso rock; now the spirit of confusion has overtake him n his cursed party

Yet our illiterate smelly good for nothing Buhari will never even enter business class in a commercial plane

Meanwhile Mr "Satchet Milo" is enjoying his retirement benefits very well.

People will do anything for the camera...







Only God knows the heart and whats done in secret

He was born in a country where wealth and riches aren't praised, where your source of wealth is questioned before you are praised as a role model for the youth. Classism is frowned upon in SA and and as a president it's his job to promote that culture , and experience the life of the average citizen so that he can understand them better and initiate the necessary changes to make his people more comfortable.