In a surprising twist that has stirred massive attention across social media, Gogo Skhotheni has finally responded to Brother Enigma’s latest spiritual message.

 

 

What she revealed has left many in awe, questioning everything they thought they knew about her identity, calling, and divine purpose.

 

The video, which spans over 13 minutes, is a mix of prophecy, personal transformation, and deep spiritual insight.

 

From the very beginning, Gogo Skhotheni recounts a divine message she received—one that directly challenges the name by which she has

long been known.

 

According to her, Jesus Himself communicated that she is not “Gogo,” but rather His “little child.”

 

This message, she says, was written spiritually—clearly, undeniably—stating, “You are my little child.”

 

This revelation is more than symbolic; it’s a command to reject the title “Gogo,” which traditionally implies ancestral or spiritual authority

tied to African cultural beliefs.

 

Instead, she is being called to walk in a new identity that’s fully rooted in Christianity and divine purity.

 

She warns that when someone is born with a spiritual gift, Satan tries to hijack that gift and turn the person into a false prophet or traditional

 

healer.

 

 

Gogo Skhotheni admits this nearly happened to her.

 

Her gift was almost misused by dark forces posing as ancestral callings.

 

But now, she says, God is calling her back.

 

Her message is a wake-up call not just for herself, but for anyone navigating spiritual confusion.

 

She emphasizes that salvation only comes through Jesus—not through sacrifices, traditional rituals, or ancestral invocations.

 

“The chicken was not created to wash away your sins,” she states boldly, debunking popular cultural myths.

 

 

She continues to highlight the importance of holiness and living according to the Word of God.

 

There is a “Book of Life,” she says, where only the names of those who truly live in holiness are written.

 

 

People may claim to be saved, but without holy living, she argues, their salvation is void.

 

This part of the message has caused a huge stir—especially among those still active in African traditional religion.

 

She speaks of dreams that are manipulated by witchcraft, warning people to be cautious.

 

“Be careful of your dreams,” she insists, “because not every dream comes from God.”

 

According to her, spiritual manipulation is real.

 

False callings can be induced through potions and rituals, making people believe they have a divine calling when they do not.

 

She advises families and parents to be vigilant about their children’s gifts.

 

Many children are born gifted, she explains, but are misled into dark spiritual paths.

 

 

Parents, she says, must speak up and protect their children from being exploited spiritually.

 

Gogo Skhotheni’s transformation is not just personal—it’s radical.

 

She’s rejecting her past, shedding her public persona, and fully embracing a new identity in Christ.

 

This act has both inspired and angered thousands.

 

Some commend her bravery and spiritual clarity.

 

Others believe she is betraying her roots and disrespecting traditional belief systems.

 

However, for Gogo Skhotheni, the choice is clear: she belongs to Jesus.

 

He is calling her “my little child,” and that identity trumps all else.

 

 

 

Toward the end of the video, she shares a vivid spiritual vision of a large boat sinking at sea.

 

Many people were inside, but only one person was saved—lifted by an angel.

 

She believes this vision represents salvation and the urgency to accept Jesus before it’s too late.

 

To her, the boat represents the world and its deceptions, while the saved person represents the few who choose the narrow path of righteousness.

 

She closes her message by encouraging everyone to seek salvation in Christ.

 

Time is short, she warns, and the invitation is open—“Come to Him within three minutes,” she says, echoing the urgency of her divine

instruction.

 

 

Whether you believe her or not, one thing is clear: Gogo Skhotheni has changed, and her message is shaking the spiritual world to its core.

 

This is no longer just about a name or a title—it’s about destiny, identity, and the eternal battle between light and darkness.