TNS Accuses His Family of Bewitching Him, Vows Never to Set Foot in His Hometown

TNS Accuses His Family of Bewitching Him, Vows Never to Set Foot in His Hometown

  • Durban singer TNS opened up about the struggles he endures at the hands of his family members
  • The Umona hitmaker made some startling accusations and even claimed that they were trying to bewitch him
  • TNS vowed never to set foot in his hometown, eMadadeni in KwaZulu-Natal, ever again
  • Briefly News spoke to a traditional healer, Gogo Shozi, who gave advice on how such situations can be treated

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The talented singer and DJ made a shocking revelation about his family. TNS, real name Nkazimulo Ngema, accused his family of trying to bring him down by bewitching him.

TNS says his family is out to get him.
TNS does not trust his family and has stated that he would never return to his hometown. Image: @tns_music
Source: Instagram

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This time, the Durban singer opened up about the struggles he has endured at the hands of his family members from a young age. On Facebook, TNS accused his family of bewitching him and trying to make his life miserable.

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The Umona hitmaker even went as far as saying they caused him depression and he does not wish to ever return to his hometown, eMadadeni in KwaZulu-Natal.

TNS says he ran away from home

As a result of the alleged abusive treatment, TNS stated that he left home, accusing even his late grandmother of trying to bewitch him.

"I ran away from home and my family because they have turned into witches. I have been quiet for too long. They were after me since I was very young. Even my grandmother tried before she passed away. What kind of life is this?

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"I sometimes feel like I'm dead but still walking. Because of this depression my family has caused since I was a young child."

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Briefly News spoke to a traditional healer, Gogo Shozi, who advised that such spells can be reversed or blocked by visiting a strong healer.

"It is very difficult if the person who wants to see you fail in life is found within your family. This gives them easy access to your clothes as they have insila yakho (residue) or any item associated with you, and they can easily use muthi.
"I would suggest visiting a strong healer who can give the person muthi to reverse the bad luck or get rid of it forever. It is also essential to protect yourself so evil people can not gain access to you that easily."

Mzansi sympathises with TNS

Netizens shared their heartbreak over this story and shared their thoughts on it.

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@Nkulunkulukazi shared:

"This is so sad."

@XUFFLER asked:

"We need this guy on Podcast and Chill."

@bchinyakata mentioned:

"He might be right though, family can do that."

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Jessica Gcaba (Entertainment editor) Jessica Gcaba is an Entertainment Editor for Briefly News (joined in 2023). She is a Journalism graduate from the Durban University Of Technology (2019). She has 4 years of experience as an Entertainment and Lifestyle Journalist at Africa New Media Group writing for ZAlebs website. She passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. To reach her, contact: jessica.gcaba@briefly.co.za

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