Godrich Gardee, second in command of the Economic Freedom Fighters, attended a Lutheran church in Mbombela on Wednesday. He carried a notice demanding the party’s eviction. Gardee criticized internal leadership decisions. He claimed the party’s direction was off track. His actions followed recent internal tensions. Gardee’s move highlights growing dissent within the party. The party faces increasing pressure from members. Gardee’s public stance signals a potential leadership shift. His actions may influence upcoming party meetings. The situation could impact the 2026 elections. Gardee’s challenge reflects broader party instability. Internal conflicts may affect political strategy. The party’s future remains uncertain.