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Stogie T mourns his brother

South African rapper Tumi Molekane better known as Stogie T mourns the death of his big brother.

As of recent, the rapper has been mourning the death of people close to him; recently it was AKA, and according to T, his Instagram page is beginning to look like an obituary notice.

However, though his Instagram page is starting to look like an obituary notice, it’s inevitable to pay tribute to those dear to him.

Taking to Instagram, Stogie T shared a lovely video about his brother and said: 

“Someone said my IG is starting to look like an obituary notice. It has felt like more than usual recently but hey how blessed to have loved and been loved. You cannot honor one’s life without acknowledging our mortality. Scary stuff. I believe that God sent out his son to die for our sins and defeat death, but while we are still here, children need their dads, husbands need their wives and sisters need their brothers,” he wrote.

The Love & War hitmaker revealed that he is filled with guilt and sadness due to the death of his brother.

“I lost my brother. I am confused, filled with guilt and excruciating sadness. And still IT IS WELL WITH MY SOUL. Jesus Got us. Rest in Peace Msibi, love you big bro,” he said.

Stogie concluded the tribute with a bible verse, “Deuteronomy 32:39.”

 

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Also see: Nadia Nakai discloses AKA’s last messages

 

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