Date: 18 March 2011
Article: Madoda Ntuli
Picture: Madoda Ntuli
Ayihlome promises a spirit-filled UJ Soweto when pastors of note and moving gospel melodies mesmerise the masses, in a bid to fight the evil of Whoonga.
Ayihlome in UJ, Soweto Durban on 19 February was a resounding success, followed by one held in concurrence with the Ethekwini Community Church
Among those who will be raising the UJ roof will be Pastor Mamponga, Pastor Vusi Dube, Evangelist Zanele Mbokazi, Bishop Nkambule, Pastor Moloi.
“As per tradition that has been created in the last 3 years, The World Gospel PowerHouse have always presented AYIHLOME! at the beginning of the year (January) and at the end of the year, December 31st. The event has had a dual purpose of closing the year in style, and also of starting the new year with purpose. This year we are starting the year by invading the Whoonga territory," reckons Zanele Mbokazi, World Gospel Powerhouse President
“It is about time the church took a stand against social demons and particularly drugs that tarnish the dignity of human beings especially the youth. The church plays a major role in shaping the future of our youth therefore we can stand by and watch whoonga and other drugs corrode our future hopes,” says Pastor Bheko Moloi .
Gospel music will be dished up by seasoned artist, with the likes of Crown Gospel Awards winners, Sifiso Ncwane, Uche, Kholeka, Sgwili & Babo and Lindi Kunene, Nqubeko Mbatha and Nobathembu of Joyous Celebration fame as well as Dumi Mkokstad.
Whoonga is a fast growing drug among youth especially in the KZN, where it was first discovered. It has managed to ravage other provinces as well the ill-influence is spreading like wild-fire. The whoonga concoction is a mixture of dagga, ratax, asbestos and ARV’s.
Ticket are available at computicket / Shoprite / Checkers@ R100.
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