Gogo Maweni Refutes Claims of Using Dark Magic to Make Her Clients Wealthy: “I’ve Helped People”

• Gogo Maweni has addressed allegations which suggest that she uses dark magic to help her clients achieve wealth
• The controversial traditional healer received backlash for advertising her money candles
• The candles retail from R250 to R500, and clients can win R10 000 cash if they purchase one
• Briefly News spoke to Gogo Shozi, an experienced traditional healer, who explained why such a practice is used

Gogo Maweni is not fazed by the nasty comments thrown at her on social media. Maweni received backlash recently when she advertised her candles, which attract money for her clients.

Maweni has a solution for bad omens

On Instagram, Gogo Maweni announced that she had started yet another new venture of selling candles, which consisted of money. The pink candles retail for R250 to R500 and come in moulded or jarred.

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Maweni shared on the post that a lucky client can win R10 000 cash if they purchase one candle, and the money will be sent to them.

In the candles, money from R5 upwards is inserted in, and they help chase away bad omens.

Is this a dark ritual?

According to TshisaLIVE, Maweni refuted allegations that she uses dark magic to help her clients achieve wealth via her candles. The traditional healer clarified that this is to chase away evil spirits, not anything sinister.

"The cash candles are something that helps people eradicate bad omens and spirits in the home. The ingredients put in the candle are like ibaso. I figured, let me do something clever and put money in the candles."

Maweni is blocking out the noise and focuses on the people who benefit from her hard work. She is grateful for the support and will stop at nothing to continue serving her people.

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Speaking to Briefly News, Gogo Shozi, an experienced traditional healer, explained that there are traditional methods people adopt to ensure that their homes are free from evil spirits.

Gogo Shozi stated that this is not in any way witchcraft but some traditional healers do use their own ways to help their clients.

"Some people burn impepho (incense), others invite their healers to their homes to ensure that their homes are strong. This is just another one of the unique methods used by a healer to assist their clients."

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The post came right after she posted a video introducing her snakes to Mzansi in a viral video. She did receive backlash from netizens.

Source: Briefly News