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Viral Pastor Enigma takes shots at Minnie Dlamini

One thing about Pastor Enigma is that he is not only funny but has successfully gained massive popularity with internet users as he has messages he claims he was given by God on how Christians should live their lives.

Pastor Enigma recently went viral on TikTok when he claimed that God didn’t want people to go to the gym and train as they would be possessed by demons. Since, the release of that video which was taken from a podcast on YouTube he has then gone on to say that many people should repent for their sins.

According to ZiMoja, Enigma shared that he had a dream about TV personality and actress Minnie Dlamini, adding that, he allegedly dreamt that he was seduced by her.

The controversial pastor also made headlines for saying that you should not get haircuts or that you should also repent if you accept R350 from the COVID-19 relief system as it is ‘dirty money’.

During the podcast he mentioned a lot of things that God told him to tell people, “Jesus said he would show me young and old women who come to church wearing pants. He said this is how Satan has come into the church; Satan is the one entangling these people into sin. This spiritual chain of evil targets women who come to church without wearing a doek, as well as young and old women who come to church wearing pants, wigs, earrings and makeup.”

Speaking to the above-mentioned source on the pastor’s claims Minnie added that it was nothing to take seriously as she would most of his commentary hilarious.

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