‘Taken for fools’: Tweeps angered by Cele after remarks of Senzo’s brother
‘There is no case and never was. Cele was just trying to confuse us!’ Tweeps weigh in after the brother of late soccer star Senzo Meyiwa said the suspects are not the ‘real killers’.
Tweeps are angered at South African police minister Bheki Cele after late footballer Senzo Meyiwa’s brother claims that the suspects implicated in the late soccer star’s murder case are “not the real killers” on Monday 25 October.
SENZO MEYIWA’S MURDER
Today (26 October) marks the anniversary of Senzo Meyiwa’s death in 2014. The former Orlando Pirates keeper was killed in an armed robbery at the home of singer Kelly Khumalo, his then girlfriend and the mother of his child.
It has been seven years since and Tweeps think every time the anniversary of his death comes around, police officers have a new lead. However, Tweeps do not seem to think these are the real killers and neither does Senzo’s brother.
KwaZulu-Natal hitman Fisokuhle Ntuli was implicated in the murder of six people, including that of the footballer. He was convicted of the murders at the Esikhaleni Regional Court on Monday 18 October.
However, his brother Sfiso Meyiwa strongly believes that these are not the “real killers”.
SFISO MEYIWA DOES NOT THINK THESE ARE THE ‘REAL KILLERS’
After the matter was postponed at the Boksburg Magistrate Court to 11 April 2022, Sfiso shared his feelings with the media. Sfiso said that he does not think the suspects who were implicated in his brother’s murder are the real killers.
He said that President Cyril Ramaphosa needs to intervene because the nation has lost faith in his cabinet.
“I think the case now needs to be referred to the president [Cyril Ramaphosa]. The president now needs to intervene because the nation has lost faith in his cabinet,” said Sfiso.
He went on to say that he thinks Bheki Cele is scared.
“In the beginning, the Minister of Police Bheki Cele was at first agreeing with us [on the actual perpetrators] because we know them and he also knows them, but now has come out to say it’s these five people.
“I don’t know if the minister is scared now,” he continued.
“He is perhaps scared of something, I don’t know or maybe he is scared that they will do something against him, I don’t know. I’m very strong because I’m a man of God, I believe in God, I don’t fear anyone,” he added.
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BHEKI CELE ANGERS TWEEPS
Tweeps are angered at the minister of police following Sfiso’s remarks. This is because they feel like South Africans are being taken for fools. One tweep added that Cele was trying to confuse everyone.
Another Tweep said that the Meyiwa family is not alone as many more families have lost loved ones with the killer not being caught.
Taking to Twitter, social media users are mostly angered by Cele.
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