Drip Footwear founder Lekau Sehoana shares how church helped him overcome his challenges

Lekau Sehoana is a South African businessman and the founder of Drip Footwear, a popular sneaker brand. However, he has been facing a lot of difficulties in his business and personal life lately.

He is currently involved in a legal dispute with his estranged wife Lebogang Machaba, who is claiming 50% of his Drip Footwear shares. He has accused her of trying to extort him for money and has pressed charges against her at a Pretoria police station.

He also announced in May this year that he was closing down one of his businesses, Kiddies Republic, a children’s clothing store. He said that the decision was due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the lockdown regulations on his business.

The entrepreneur’s comeback

Despite these challenges, Lekau Sehoana has not given up on his passion and vision. He recently revealed that he was rebranding Drip Footwear and launching new products. He unveiled a new line of sneakers and tracksuits, which received positive feedback from his fans and customers.

He also shared that he was finding hope and healing in his faith. He posted a picture of himself on Instagram, looking dapper in a suit and tie. He said that he went to church for the first time in four years, and that he was winning himself back.

The public’s reaction

Many people commented on his Instagram post, expressing their support and admiration for him. They praised him for his resilience and courage, and encouraged him to keep going. They also congratulated him for his achievements and wished him well.

Some of the comments were:

• “Good job, finding and winning yourself back”
• “You are an inspiration to many young people out there”
• “God is with you always, don’t give up on your dreams”
• “You look amazing, brother. Keep shining”
• “You are a legend, Lekau. We love your sneakers”