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Musa Mseleku gushes over his wives

Polygamist and businessman Musa Mseleku recently gushed over wives MaCele, MaYeni, MaKhumalo and MaNgwabe saying he is blessed to have them.

The famous polygamist took to Instagram and shared lovely snaps of his partners and captioned them with a note of gratitude to them.

He thanked them for walking with him on this journey in order to build wealth and a legacy together.

“I don’t take it lightly or for granted that you beautiful ladies you are in my life. You agreed to walk with me on this journey in building our family and our generational wealth and legacy. I consider myself very fortunate and blessed to have you. Without you I wouldn’t not have done it, one day my ancestors will bestow upon you your crowns because they are to big to be bestowed by a human being,” he said.

 

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The businessman also recently thanked South Africa for allowing his family tell their stories.

“I would like to extend my deepest gratitude to Mzansi Magic for allowing us to tell our stories. I have witnessed the birth and the growth of UThando Nesithembu led by iNdlovukazi yethu umaCele Mamkhulu, iNdlunkulu umaYeni Shibase, iNdlunkulu umaKhumalo MaK and iNdlunkulu umaNgwabe Nombela. Now I am witnessing the birth of Izingane Zesithumbu led by my 5 super stars my children and my daughter in laws as we continue building our legacy. Amazingly I am also witnessing a beautiful show that will shock many Mnini and Siblings. Mnini wisdom is unmatched at his age and thank you people of Mzansi for loving him and all the kids. If it was not because of Mzansi Magic for believing in us and taking a risk with us we wouldn’t be where we are,” he wrote.

 

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