Minnie Dlamini Responds to Pastor Enigma’s Sharp Remarks: “There Are More Serious Matters”

Minnie Dlamini Responds to Pastor Enigma’s Sharp Remarks: “There Are More Serious Matters”

  • Minnie Dlamini finally broke her silence following Pastor Enigma's shocking revelations
  • The social media sensation claimed he dreamed of Minnie seducing him, and the actress merely laughed it off
  • His claims sparked mixed reactions among netizens, with some finding them hilarious while others expressed disinterest in his visions
Minnie Dlamini responded to Pastor Enigma
Minnie Dlamini was unfazed by Pastor Enigma’s comments. Images: Twitter/ ZimojaL, Instagram/ minniedlamini
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Minnie Dlamini has finally responded to Pastor Enigma's comments that she tried to seduce him in a dream.

Minnie Dlamini reacts to Pastor Enigma

Pastor Enigma recently found another target for his predictions, and Mzansi was not spared the juicy details.

He is the latest social media sensation whose hilarious commentary has made him an overnight celebrity, and his comments about Minnie Dlamini had even her in stitches.

Twitter (X) user ThisIsColbert shared a video of the pastor speaking about a dream where Minnie attempted to seduce him while wearing revealing clothes, and he wanted her to repent:

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"At first, I couldn't see clearly who it was until a great voice said, 'Minnie Dlamini, stop walking naked in the country.' This basically meant that Jesus loves you, and he's warning you."

In response to the claims, the mother of one told ZiMoja that she found Enigma's comments hilarious and was unfazed:

"I thought it was hilarious. There are more serious matters to worry about than people's opinions."

Mzansi reacts to Pastor Enigma's prophecy

Netizens were in stitches at the pastor's comments about Minnie, with others encouraging him:

dezza3ee said:

"He is right. He prophetically means the Minnies who all do what she's doing and used her as a reference, but it applies to all."

Merc_05 wrote:

"Having seen Minnie's pictures lately, I don't think this guy is lying."

MrStokes83 posted:

"I think this is good advice for all ladies who dress inappropriately. Please, ladies, love yourselves."

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Meanwhile, others have grown bored of the pastor and said he was using anybody for clout:

iAlexXolo was frustrated:

"If only there was a way to mute a face on the TL. Yoh, we're tired of this man."

Tsatsawani_B said:

"We honestly need to start regulating the podcast space. Because what is this?"

MPortiaMotsa posted:

"He must wrap it up now!"

What you need to know about Minnie Dlamini

Minenhle Dlamini, widely known by her nickname Minnie, is a female television personality born on 7 July 1990, in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal. Minnie Dlamini is the daughter of Jabulani and Queen Dlamini. Her father, Jabulani, serves as the chairman and founder of Sidingulwazi Holdings Co-Operative Limited and is also the current managing director of Treble Panel Beating and Spray Painting.

Minenhle Dlamini attended Northlands Girls High School before enrolling at the University of Cape Town. However, she made the bold decision to drop out to pursue her television career. At just 17 years old, Minnie landed her first job as a promoter, which led her to an internship at Urban News, where she gained valuable insights into the television industry.

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In 2010, she rose to prominence at a young age when LIVE TV brought her on as a presenter, all while she was still studying at the University of Cape Town.

Minnie Dlamini and Thapelo Mokoena's pic gets SA talking

In more Minnie Dlamini updates, Briefly News shared online reactions to the actress' photo with Thapelo Mokoena.

The pair had netizens scratching their heads after seeing how cosy they were in their picture.

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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