Well-loved Ngwenya will be sorely missed
*“If in soccer, he would be regarded as an all-rounder”*
*Glowing tributes were paid to the late businessman and church man Toroki Gogo Ngwenya at his memorial service at Nzhelele in the Makhado Local Municipality in Limpopo on Sunday.*
*The Shekinah Glory Bible Church led by Prophet MF Rambasa at Raliphaswa in Nzhelele in the Makhado Local Municipality held a memorial service in his honour.*
*Speaker after speaker praised the late businessman and church man for selfless service in church.*
*Programme director Pastor Tshotheli Patrick described the late businessman as an all-rounder.*
*“He served in different committees and if that was in soccer we would call him an all-rounder,” said Pastor Tshotheli.*
*Several speakers spoke well of the late leader.*
*Prophet Rambasa said the late leader left a void.*
*“As someone who was close to him, I am also a big loser,” said the bishop.*
*He said the late leader made important contributions to the church and that credit should also go to his widow Tsakani Ngwenya ne’Ntsumele.*
*The bishop also urged the late man’s children not to abandon the church chosen by their father.*
*Mr Gideon Ngwenya, who represented the Ngwenya family, said the family was happy with what the church did for their late member.*
*“There is an African saying that a tree is measured after it has fallen. This is true of my brother, and as a family we have seen how much you valued him with how you reacted after his death,” he said.*
*Toroki Ngwenya was the fourth of five children of the late Lekelela Samson Ngwenya and his wife Nwa Ncindhani, also late.*
*Born on 1 May 1972, he passed away on 26 September aged 54.*
*He was laid to rest on November 4 after a funeral service held at the Bungeni Full Gospel Church.*
*Deputy Minister of Finance Dr David Masondo gave a eulogy. Well-known church man Lungi Ndala also gave a moving musical item before prophet Rambasa rendered the sermon.*
*He is survived by his wife Tsakani Meriam Ngwenya as well as five children, namely Taleta, Toroki Leon, Andzni, Vuyisa and Leswinene and the following grand children: Xihlovo, Dakalo, Ronewa and Kaya.*
