Gogo Maweni has once again stirred controversy with a new video of her doing out of the ordinary things. This time, she takes a casual stroll at the cemetery at 2 AM, and her followers are just as shook.
Maweni is a controversial traditional healer and at this point it seems as though she feeds off the controversy.
She shared the TikTok video with the caption, "North side chilling. I love graveyards PEACE!"
Her followers labelled this as spooky and called her out for it.
Just recently, Maweni took to Instagram to share a video of her cuddling a huge snake.
Some people refrained from speaking negatively about Maweni because she opened up about how she targets her trolls. She said whenever she is bored, she goes through all the rude comments and picks the meanest one and goes directly to the owners account.
She then picks the clearest one, preferably one with a partner and then sends her personal assistant to print it out and then she places it in her Ndumba, which is her ancestral hut. "Practice makes perfect" she added.
She recently addressed the negative comments about people saying sme bad things about her, "Guys, ngicela ukubuza (can I ask) angilwi, noma bengilwa (I am not fighting, even if I was fighting). Ayikho into enizongenza yona (There's absolutely nothing you can do to me). I just want to know, what gives you guys the right on social media or any other public platform to say shit about people. Yini? (Why?) Banenzeni or sinenzeni (what have they done to you or what have we done to you? What gives you rights to talk crap about people on social media?" said Gogo Maweni
Maweni has been targeted for the way SK Khoza handled himself publicly. She denied any involvement and said, "For those who don't know, I supported him financially and emotionally. I have never seen this side of him and I cannot comment on his behavior because there are things that I cannot speak about regarding him."
"I will be willing to assist. Sthembiso is the father of my child. I don't hate him and I don't like seeing him do all these things and to be honest, I was hurt. To be honest he was one of the people who pushed me to accept my ancestral calling. I don't want to and he said you need to go through this and I will support you."
