“Why?”: Somizi Asks Social Media Why Steers Can’t Make a Toasted Sandwich Properly
- Somizi Mhlongu had a serious question for South Africans, he needed to know what was wrong with Steers
- He ordered a bacon and egg toasted sandwich from the fast-food chain and discovered they had managed to cut the bread but not the egg
- The celeb was waiting at the airport for a flight to Namibia; the country had welcomed him with open arms after his Zim ban
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Somizi Mhlongu had a burning question to ask South Africans. He wanted to know why Steers couldn't get a toasted sandwich right.
He shared a video on his Instagram account of a Steer toasted sandwich he bought at the airport while waiting to board a flight to Namibia.
Source: Instagram
Somizi wanted to know how they managed to cut the sandwich and not the egg or if they put the egg in the sandwich afterwards, both did not make much sense to him.
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Social media users took to the internet to offer Somizi some solutions
hopemiata:
Somgaga our sisters and bothers are tired bare fele ejang hleeee
ohsoyounikkie_:
All the time
kesegofetsebotsheleng:
"I had the same experience and I was pissd off."
Somizi shares sad news that conservative Zimbabweans barred his appearance in Harare
Earlier, Briefly News reported that Somizi Mhlongu took to Instagram to share the sad news that he would not be appearing at a restaurant in Harare, Zimbabwe.
His phone was in for repairs and he was unable to access Instagram, which is why he had not posted anything about the appearance.
He was told by the venue that the appearance would be cancelled because he had failed to market the event.
Somizi was planning on reopening a restaurant in the Zimbabwean capital. He thought it was odd that they should cancel for that reason. He revealed that he does not have to market an event online and if he does it normally costs extra.
When he got his phone back he discovered that fans and journalists were trying to get hold of him so to ask him if the rumours were true that he was being barred from Zimbabwe due to his sexuality.
Hebanna: Somizi's ban from Zimbabwe divides social media users
In similar news, Somizi has been banned from entering Zimbabwe because he is openly gay. The reality TV star was supposed to be a guest chef at the reopening of the country's posh restaurant this Thursday, 4 October.
The Apostolic Christian Council of Zimbabwe wrote to the Office of the President and Cabinet asking the government to not allow the popular media personality to visit the country because of his sexuality.
Source: Briefly News
