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‘If we die, we die’: Anele Mdoda blasts ‘charlatan’s’ vision from God

Radio personality and businesswoman Anele Mgudlwa, née Mdoda, expressed her annoyance online after a ‘charlatan’ claimed to have had a rather dark vision about the star’s family members.

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Dangerous claims shared

Taking to her X account, Anele shared screenshots of a message she received from a woman claiming that a godsent vision about Anele’s minor son revealed that he was terribly ill and that her stepmother, Noxolo, was to blame.

“I started questioning the Spirit of God, and He said it’s been something she has been planning for years with her family, to destroy the Mdoda family,” the woman claimed.

She further alleged that God had shared the reason why Anele and her sister, media personality Thembisa Nxumalo, don’t get along, claiming that Noxolo wanted to sacrifice the sisters’ father.

“She has no love for the Mdoda family. Her mission from the get-go was and still is to destroy the family, their wealth, and health.”

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Anele Mdoda claps back

The media personality, known for sharing her views and opinions online, refused to stay mum. She told her fans and followers that messages like the above seemed to be a weekly occurrence she had to deal with. She further expressed that she was tired of people’s visions about a family they knew nothing about.

“You think you know us. You don’t. You know OF us. Week in, week out, you charlatans want to send me messages from my mom, gran, God, my ancestors.

“At this point, if we die, we die. Please keep your unsolicited visions to yourself. This is also so dangerous.”

Mdoda patriarch’s wedding well-received

While some people often have a volatile relationship with their parents’ new spouse, Anele showed much excitement during the 2023 wedding celebrations.

In a now-deleted Instagram post, Anele welcomed Noxolo to the Mdoda family. In another post, she told social media users:

“Please, when you address me from now on, know that I was in charge of the Koyi at my dad’s wedding. An honour I have wanted since I was a kid watching my older cousin uBhuti Mzukisi do it, and I am told I nailed it. I won’t be doing any interviews at this moment. Please, no questions from the floor.”

 

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