After Sfiso Ncwane posted pictures from a thanks giving ceremony he had on social media, he got a lot of backlash from many people with a few celebrating with him as he had intended. One of the reasons for the criticism was a picture of car worth over R1.9 million Rand that the gospel singer had bought as a gift for his Pastor. Soon after this a rumour suffaced that Sfiso had taken out a bank loan from Capitec bank in order to buy this car, Sfiso Ncwane denies that.
When interviewed on local South African radio stations Sfiso apologised to those that he may have offended with his extravagant gift to his pastor. He reiterates that he made a promise while ill that if God could pull him through it, he would thank God so that the whole world can see.
Sfiso’s mother was also heard on one of the radio stations saying that Sfiso does not take care of her and is surprised that he bought such an expensive gift for his pastor. Sfiso denied this and mentions that once he reached fame he built his mother a house, furnished it and has been taking care of her ever since.
He goes on to say that people should remember that the newspapers write stories in a manner that suits them.
“Even when the truth comes out, the papers will print it in small print or not print it at all.” he said.