There has been a new noise about the religious leader of the disciples of Jesus that was talked about a lot in the past months when people gave up everything to live in Sibiya’s house.
Recently it has emerged that there is a 21-year-old woman, Ms. Nolwazi Ngwane from Mlaza who has chosen to give up everything and live in Sibiya’s house because she is said to have been slain by this very gospel of giving up everything.
This has caused a lot of noise between Sibiya and the woman’s family.
The woman’s grandmother was seen on social media talking in disgust saying that Sibiya is now tired.
”Where did you ever hear that someone so young could simply choose to drop out of school saying that it was because he gave up everything. I am asking my countrymen to help me and I will play for Sibiya,” he explained.
On the other hand, there is a video showing Ms. Ngwane saying that she is not lost but has chosen to just give up on Nke and sit comfortably with Sibiya and forget about the things of the world.
Nozipho Sibiya who is Sibiya’s daughter said it is not true that Nolwazi is missing but she chose to live in the students’ home.
The story of the disciples of Jesus became a hot topic as it became clear that they are giving up a lot of things to the world because they are saying that they are holding on to Jesus alone.
Among the things that were said to sacrifice include school, jobs, medication and many more.
What was most shocking and caused a lot of noise was the coming out of many people who said that they had even chosen to leave the HIV Center because they believed that pills have no part in their lives but that Jesus is the only one who has the power to heal the human body.
Those who spoke to Solezwe confirmed that they had just thrown away the AIDS pills. They seemed to be very happy saying that they are just fine and that they have no injuries even though they have discarded the drugs.
They stated that they do not regret the decision they made because they believe it is wise and it shows how great God is with them.
The founder of this place, Rev. Vusimuzi Sibiya, was boasting that the number of Jesus’ disciples at that time seemed to increase every week. People came from different parts of South Africa to donate to Maphumulo where they were eventually evicted.
They said that they were attacked by Sibiya’s sermons on social media about giving up everything in the world.
After Isolezwe wrote, the heat started to rise as this issue shook different government agencies. The office of the Department of Community Development in Dukuza went to the place and came without asking anything and took the children who had been dropped out of school and sent them back to school.
It was the beginning of a change in things from there, Sibiya said that when he was overwhelmed by that, he came to Mrs. Thoko Mkhwanazi-Xaluva who is the Chairperson of the Commission for the Promotion and Protection of Communities, Religions and Languages came and told him to the core of his eyes that what he was doing was “nonsense”.