Daily Sun (29 September 2015) - SFISO Ncwane’s mum thought her gospel singer son had made peace with her.
That was after he filled her fridge with R2 000 in groceries.
BUT NOW SHE’S LEARNED WITH SHOCK THAT SHE WAS WRONG!
Drum magazine reported online that son Sfiso Ncwane is angry with her...So angry that he’s thinking of dumping her surname and adopting that of his late father’s, Zikhali!
Fikile (60) responded angrily with a warning that should her celebrity son carry on like this he would face a life of bad luck. She told Daily Sun of her unhappiness on hearing that Sfiso wanted to change his surname. “He can change it if he likes,” she said. “But he will suffer for the rest of his life!”
Fikile said Sfiso’s late father never paid damages for him. “Sfiso claims that I didn’t raise him, but that’s a lie,” she said.
“I worked from house to house as a domestic worker. “And I earned only a little. “I couldn’t take him with me to work so he had to stay with different families. “But I made sure that I sent him the little that I earned. “His father didn’t care. In fact, he ran away and returned only when Sfiso was famous,” she said.
The angry mum said Sfiso must slaughter a goat and pay damages to change his surname. She told Daily Sun that she had read in the magazine that Sfiso claimed she had zombies in her house. “Yes, I do perform rituals in my house to protect it from thunderstorms and evil spirits,” said Fikile. “Maybe Sfiso doesn’t understand that as he is a born-again Christian.”
Sfiso hung up his phone when the SunReporter introduced herself. He was sent messages, but hadn’t replied by the time of going to print.
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