Brother Enigma claims late gospel star Zanele Mbokazi-Nkambule is burning in hell! Zanele Mbokazi Nkambule’s husband Bishop Mpendulo Nkambule says they will not entertain Brother Enigma’s “madness” about Zanele Mbokazi-Nkambule.
Brother Enigma, who is a self-proclaimed man of God, claims he saw Zanele burning in hell.
Enigma, whose real name is Phillip Thosa, who always claims he has a connection with Jesus Christ and knows what is happening in heaven and hell.
Brother Enigma
He claims the late Ukhozi FM presenter is in hell.
He claims he saw Zanele crying in hell and asking all the pastors’ wives to wear something on their heads to cover their hair.
Outside radio, Zanele was also Crown Gospel Music Awards founder.
She passed away in August 2024 aged 52 after a long battle with lung cancer.
“I saw fire and smoke. Jesus made the eyes open spiritually and I saw people raising their hands in hell. The Enigma of Jesus’ eyes went straight to someone who has a woman’s voice, but you do not identify her as a woman because all people who are there have burnt beyond recognition and raising their hands which are bones.
“She was shouting, saying her name is Zanele Mbokazi. When my eyes were going straight to her and her voice going straight to me, she was shouting many times crying and asking all pastors’ wives to wear something on their heads.
After that she stepped back, and her voice faded but I heard her properly asking me to tell all pastors’ wives to
wear something on their heads,” said Enigma.
Bishop Mpendulo told the publication he doesn’t know Enigma, doesn’t recognise him, and will not entertain him.
“I don’t have time to validate madness,” he said.
–DailySun
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