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Lusanda Mbane thanks friends for coming to her homecoming event

Having friends who are always willing to support you in all that you do is the best thing that can happen for anyone. It feels good knowing that you have a team that will always show up for you whenever you need them without you even asking.

Media personality Lusanda Mbane is one of those people who have friends that turned into family.

On Wednesday, she hosted her homecoming event in Cofimvaba in the Eastern Cape and her media personalities friends came through for her, a true definition of friendship.

Taking to Instagram, the radio presenter posted a series of pictures with her friends and in her caption she thanked them for coming to the event.

“Yabona Nina???!!! Nindihombisile stru ??You brought a whole entire show to Ngxabangu in my name, ndinganibizanga. (You guys have decorated me, you came to my event without me having to even ask you guys),” she wrote.

She concluded by thanking them and said, “Nindim nina (you guys are me), there is no me without you. Ndifuna ukunixelela over lunch sijongene futhuz (I want to tell you this over lunch while looking at you guys).”

 

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Social media users commented:

“Next year I pray ndingaphoswa (I don’t miss it).”

Another social media user wrote, “The dancing awema??❤️.”

Musician Zintle Kwaaiman, who is also one of the people Lusanda was talking about in the post, said: “Mama we love you❤️.”

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