Gospel Singer Sechaba Pali Loses Wife in Car Accident, Pleads for Assistance to Take Nompilo Home

Gospel Singer Sechaba Pali Loses Wife in Car Accident, Pleads for Assistance to Take Nompilo Home

  • Sechaba Pali was recently involved in a car accident that quickly trended on social media
  • The singer was reportedly driving with his wife when she lost control of the car and tragically lost her life in the accident
  • Sechaba is seeking financial assistance to take his wife Nompilo's body home for a memorial and funeral

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Sechaba Pali has lost his wife Nompilo in a car accident
Gospel singer Sechaba Pali says he was not helped after his car accident and that people stood by to take pictures. Images: Sechaba Pali
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Sechaba Pali was involved in a car accident that took his wife's life. The Abanomona hitmaker has revealed that he had a bad feeling about their trip but his wife Nompilo convinced him to go. Sechaba needs help to get his wife's body home from Welkom for a burial.

Sechaba loses wife in car accident

Videos of gospel singer Sechaba Pali's car accident surfaced on social media as onlookers reacted and wanted to capture the aftermath of the incident.

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In conversation with ZiMoja, Sechaba reveals that he was not helped as people were just standing by taking pictures and recording videos.

The singer says his wife was driving as they made their way from Welkom after attending an event:

"While driving, I think she wanted to overtake a taxi, but unyathele kakhulu and the car drifted and threw her outside."

Sechaba says he was reluctant to attend the event because he wanted to spend time with his children, however, his wife convinced him:

"I wanted to spend time with my son and daughter but Nompilo insisted we go because she felt we hardly get to spend time alone without the kids."

The Modimo o Teng hitmaker went on to reveal signs that gave him a bad feeling about their trip:

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"In the morning, we went to get our clothes in the boot of the car but it refused to open, this has never happened before. I also saw the tyre had swelled up like it had been hit by something but I ignored it."

Sechaba seeks financial assistance

Opening up about his financial troubles, Sechaba revealed that he's struggling to make ends meet and will need to raise money to take his wife home from Welkom:

"I need to raise money to take my wife back to Gauteng and to have a dignified memorial and burial for her."

It's revealed that the singer is battling with depression over his struggles in the music industry and he owes money to his previous record label managed by Tshepo Nzimande.

Sechaba weeps at his downfall

In a recent report, Briefly News revealed online reactions to Sechaba's struggles, where the singer reflected on the prime of his career and what led to his downfall.

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Sechaba used to dominate the airwaves and concerts with his catchy gospel tunes and relatable personality. However, his career suffered a dramatic decline that left him down-and-out.

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Moroeng is an entertainment writer at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the content manager and, later, editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has over four years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and passed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za

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