The prisoner, Thabang, said he’s apologising because he assaulted elderly people and they did not deserve to be assaulted. These people allegedly died because of a R20 that was owed to Thabang.
To say that Tuesday night’s episode of Yobe left Twitter shook is the understatement of the year, because it’s not every day where a criminal asks for forgiveness from the family of a person he stabbed for a mere R20. Yes! A whole twenty rand!
Tweeps didn’t think Thabang’s apology was sincere. It also didn’t help his case when he mentioned that he was also hoping to get a lighter sentence after his apology.
Obvs, Twitter thought that the story didn’t add up and they had the memes to match.
https://twitter.com/ninimadhoo/status/993920530905554944
All this for R20 bafwethu? A WHOLE R20? #YobeMzansi pic.twitter.com/tZtJySQByL
— Lessy Leseg⭕️ 👑 (@LessyJantjie) May 8, 2018
Was all this for R20??? #YobeMzansi #yobe pic.twitter.com/VP6lyZ20X1
— Mathabo (@mathabomotaung_) May 8, 2018
Okay, so he stabbed them cause someone else owed him R20 #YobeMzansi pic.twitter.com/2PuGyY5il3
— New Age Aunty 🌟 (@Kay_IceQueen) May 8, 2018
For R20 #YobeMzansi pic.twitter.com/6LFce0zzWp
— Nokulunga Mahlati (@LungaMahlati) May 8, 2018
Ake sure ka Thabang 🤔🤔 I mean R20 #YobeMzansi pic.twitter.com/4ZBejCMwgx
— IamMrFemale (@IamMrFemale) May 8, 2018
All this for R20 #YobeMzansi pic.twitter.com/4NckXB45B9
— _Thato.n † (@_Thato_N) May 8, 2018
We understand that R20 buys a loaf of bread and some atchar on the side, but to take a life because of that? Sjoe! Twitter felt the victim was a far better person for being willing to listen to Thabang’s apology and consider forgiving him.
At least he got closure.
Source: Times Live