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Gogo Skhotheni needs to know when to stop: Own church launch coming

Social media can only take up to a certain amount of things you do and from there? It becomes zero tolerance.

Businesswoman and actor Gogo Skhotheni has recently announced her resignation from being a Sangoma to becoming a God’s child.

This decision sparked a lot of debate in the social media streets. While people were still shocked trying to understand what is happening, she announced that ahe will be hosting a prayer session where she will be leading it.

Videos of the prayer session flooded the internet where people shared their views about the situation others angry saying she is using people’s minds to get what she wants.

Others backlashing saying she is jumping from being a Sangoma to christianity because she saw an opportunity to make money.

The actor who saw herself fit to fill up a venue then shared a video claiming that she now thinks she is ready to open her own church, “I am thinking of opening a church because I can and I can be a pastor so I will preach.”

She then added that she is currently getting together ushers,  worshiping team, keyboard , mics and drums, including someone who is going to hold the bible for her.

She then urged people to get themselves ready so long she is busy with preparations because once she is done she will send them the location.

X (formerly Twitter) users shared their views as they turned down this idea saying she does not have the right qualities to become a pastor.

Also see: ‘Prophet Skhotheni loading’ mzansi reacts to Gogo Skhotheni’s first church sermon

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