Boity Gogo Nomakhwezi” Thulo stays trying to secure the bag any way she can. Well, now that she is now a fully fledged sangoma she is looking to monetise something that she has been having difficulty with since becoming Gogo Nomakhwezi.
First, is the amount of bags that Boity has managed to accumulate during the lockdown has proven that we are all equal in the eyes of the Man upstairs, but some are more equal than others.
From signing with Def Jam Africa, more successful singles, releasing her first eau de parfum, and most recent announcing and releasing her own haircare range for type two hair with Halo Heritage. The lockdown certainly did not do much to stop Boity’s bag.
I don’t have the time to do it (YET), but can we please have more black owned companies making and selling our own brand of snuif? Ntsu le taxi ke tsa makgowa.
— Gogo Nomakhwezi ✨🕯 (@Boity) November 7, 2020
Now Gogo Nomakhwezi is looking to venture into snuff making. Snuff, which is a tobacco based product is popular amongst traditional healers as they use the product in their spiritual practice. After doing some research she found out none of the snuff making companies at black-owned so she wanted to change that.
So refreshing that I can take snuif in public spaces without anyone giving me weird looks. So comforting. Love to see it. 😍😁👏🏾✨❤️
— Gogo Nomakhwezi ✨🕯 (@Boity) November 7, 2020
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Source: Zalebs
