Residents in Nancefield, Soweto have robbed a blinged up chicken left abandoned on a 'Killer Road' in Nancefield, SA.
It seems that a stranger – a man that nobody knows – saw people approaching, dropped his valuable possessions and disappeared.
What he left behind included green, yellow and blue candles, Boxer tobacco, umqombothi, muthi and R3 000 in cash.
He also left behind a healthy chicken, blinged up in beads and a black and red scarf.
The resident who arrived at the scene first said there were R200 notes lying all over the place.
"I couldn't believe my eyes. I wanted to take the money but I was scared," one rresident said.
But others didn't waste the opportunity.
"Within a few minutes people came running and took the money," he said.
"Such rituals are done at night by evil people. The person who did this got it wrong."
Resident Sizakele Makhoba said the chicken didn't move.
"It was hiding a bottle of umqombothi," she said.
"Perhaps this is the beginning of the end of the world."
She said five months ago they found a snake in Nancefield that crawled around a neighbour's shack for three days.
"Residents were terrified until the snake decided to move towards the Nancefield Dam," she said.
However Sam Khoza didn't worry too much about the evil.
"I'm going to slaughter the chicken," he said.
"Nothing happened to the people who took the money and I'm going to take off the beads and the doek and slaughter it. We are going to have nice roast chicken for dinner."
Daily Sun sangoma Ntsimb'edlezinye Ngema said the sman who left the chicken has evil animals.
"He uses them to do bad things and he wants the power to kill innocent people," he said.
He said yellow candles meant the person hates peace and the red candles meant danger.
"The chicken was going to be slaughtered to feed his evil animals," he said.
Source - Dailysun
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