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Singer TNS alleges his family bewitched him

Musician Nkazimulo Ngema, popularly known as TNS allegedly accused his family members of bewitching him.

The Umona hitmaker took to his socials, where he alleged that his family members were ‘witches’ and that they caused him depression, adding that, he would never set foot in his homested in eMadadeni in KwaZulu Natal.

He said, “I’ve been quiet about this for a long time. Ever since I was young, they wanted me dead. When I was very young, my late grandmother used to hide me from them. Sometimes I feel like a dead man walking because of the depression my family has caused me.”

These allegations received a mixed reaction from online users with some believing that he was not taking responsibility for the decisions that led to his career’s current state.

Online publication MDN News posted the singer’s revelation on X (previously known as Twitter).

One user disputed the allegations by saying:

Another user said :

One user alluded that his decision to leave Prince Kaybee’s management was a bad decision.

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