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Gogo Skhotheni postpones prayer session for deep prayer and fasting

It seems like DJ, reality TV star, and former sangoma Tumi Motsoeneng, popularly known as Gogo Skhotheni found her feet in Christianity as she revealed that she had been booked by over 300 people for prayer session.

Just days before the booked prayer session, the Gogo Skhotheni  star postponed the session, citing she did not expect such a high number. Therefore, in order for her to lead a successful prayer session, she has to delve into deep prayer and fasting for herself. She also mentioned that due to the growing  number of people in need of prayer, there might be 500 people after her fasting.

“I would like to postpone the prayer session on the 17th. I did not expect there to be so many. As it stands, there are 389 people. For me, that is a big number. I would like the holy spirit to lead us in the right direction. I was not ready for that number. Please allow me to dwell deep in prayer and fasting before I can pray for so many people.”

“There are still people we have not answered. I can see that we will be sitting at 500 people at the end,” she revealed.

News and entertainment publication, MDN News shared a clip of Gogo Skhotheni explaining.

Gogo Skhotheni shocked many when she revealed that she is hanging her sangoma gloves, and will be a full time christian. Recently, she had a conjoined celebration of her baptism and her 33rd birthday, where her loved ones gathered to celebrate her new age.

 

Also see: Gogo Skhotheni celebrates baptism ‘Jesus found me’

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