Twitter reacts: ‘Black Jesus’ demands a lift to Northcliff naked
NORTHCLIFF – The couple was seen roaming the streets of Randburg, with the man claiming to be the black Jesus.
Twitter has been abuzz as of yesterday (2 February) when a video of a man and a woman roaming the streets of Randburg started circulating.
The circulating video was taken in Blairgowrie, corner of Barkston and Nielson drives by a woman who was distraught upon seeing the two.
In the video, the man is heard saying that he is black Jesus and needs a lift to Northcliff so he can become the king and then proceeds to ask whether the lady behind the camera will be their first servant.
The woman was reported missing by her cousin. Linden police have since confirmed that the couple were taken to a local hospital.
Can’t believe I’m tweeting this.
Please help me find the girl in this picture she’s my cousin and she’s missing her name is Tumelo (also whatever info you may have in this guy please send it to me ) is e really need to find her. pic.twitter.com/LcsqvsctT9
— BOP DADDY 🌈 🇿🇦 (@KamoSemenya) February 2, 2020
Its sad what is happening to those two, i don't find it funny. They might be suffering from some kind of mental disorder or drugs related. They just need help… that's all #Northcliff
— Stera (@SteraClemond) February 3, 2020
https://twitter.com/BeatsByAnarky/status/1224206237979594752?s=20
But why #Northcliff though. Does it mean the Son of Man has identified lots of sinners there? #Jesus
— Isaac Mangena (@Ice_Izo) February 3, 2020
The woman has, however, since been found and is currently undergoing treatment at Helen Joseph Hospital.
Thank you so much for all the RT’sand dm’s we found her at Helen Joseph hospital, she’s still very disoriented. My family and I are eternally grateful to everyone that helped in finding Tumi. Thank you thank you thank you very much ♥️♥️♥️ #northcliff
— BOP DADDY 🌈 🇿🇦 (@KamoSemenya) February 2, 2020
It is unclear if the man was found or not. This story will be updated should more information become available
Related article:
https://www.citizen.co.za/northcliff-melville-times/264821/unlikely-jesus-born-25-december-yet-christmas-celebrated-day/
