Controversial blogger and murder accused Musa Khawula recently rubbed internet users the wrong way when he shared a distasteful X (Tweet) about the late Akhumzi Jezile who died in a car accident on the 28th of April 2018.
Musa shared a picture of the late actor and television presenter on his X, an app formerly known as Twitter, captioned:
“On this day 6 years ago Akhumzi Jezile is involved in a tragic car accident and dies. His friends have since made his death a part of their personality, but they couldn’t tell him to go to the gym.”
On this day 6 years ago Akhumzi Jezile is involved in a tragic car accident and dies.
His friends have since made his death a part of their personality but they couldn’t tell him to go to the gym. pic.twitter.com/D4TXuuogBA
— Musa Khawula (@Musa_Khawula) April 28, 2024
This isn’t the first time the blogger has pissed people off. He once received a beating from media personality Moshe Ndiki after he shared a post about him that read:
“Moshe Ndiki welcomes his new dog Sulizinyembezi Ndiki. This comes after his husband Phelo Bala left their marital rent apartment. Moshe Ndiki has since decided to be a dog daddy. He also can’t act, can he?”
He also allegedly received a few blows from blogger and content creator Mihlali Ndamase after he spoke badly about her and her mother with many other celebrities warning him for his bad conduct.
Actor and LGBTQ activist Siv Ngesi, is one of those who decided to respond to Musa after he posted about his late friend.
The award-winning actor scolded Musa responding:
“The lowest you have gone Musa! Please delete this, this was our friend! Usually, I would be swearing at you for this, but you just made me Sad!”
The lowest you have gone Musa! Please delete this , this was our friend! Usually I would be swearing at you for this , but you just made me Sad! https://t.co/OXATtNYjZH
— Siv Ngesi (@iamSivN) April 28, 2024
Siv’s words clearly fell on deaf ears as the post is still up on the bloggers X.
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