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Sni Mhlongo wins Top Influencers and Personalities award

South African YouTuber and Fashionista Snikiwe Mhlongo is now an award-winning social media influencer.

This came after she bagged the Top Influencers and Personalities award at the Top 16 Yoba Awards.

The aim of this award ceremony was to celebrate the gold standard of youth excellence and what better person to win this award, than the Mother of the Snacks.

Taking to social media, she sent a message of gratitude for the platform and recognition.

” thank you for the platform & recognition, yayyyyyy!!!,” she wrote. 

Many of the star’s supporters flooded her comments section with love and congratulatory messages. This is what some of them had to say:

“Well deserved Sni, congratulations mama”

“Now that’s what I’m talking about!!! Congratulations Sni”

“You’re a super star,” another tweep added. 

With over 146 000 YouTube subscribers and over 343 000 Instagram followers, Sni continues to shine and break boundaries in the influencer and social media space. Congratulations Mother of the Snacks!

 

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