South African gospel artiste Ayanda Ntanzi has called on South Africans to join him and others in cleaning up the streets following days of unrest and unfettered looting in South Africa, which led to losses worth billions of rands in South Africa.
The phrase ‘Cleanliness is next to Godliness’ has become more than just an idea for this artist as he joined forces with others to help clean up the streets. Taking to social media to make his plea Ayanda said “”Off to join those who have started cleaning, while praying and interceding for the country and business people, we are out in the streets cleaning.” He added that he felt responsible for cleaning the city”; an exercise that saw everyone participating wholeheartedly. Ntanzi himself started cleaning at Pietermaritzburg.
Ayanda Ntanzi is a young gospel music minister who rose to fame after the release of his hit song “Nasempini”. Over the years he has released 3 albums titled “According To Grace”, “Udomo’”and “Priestly Worship”.
