Gomora actor Moshe Ndiki ‘Mr Faku’ says her death is mere inconvenience

Gomora’s star actor Mr Faku ‘Moshe Ndiki’ is unfazed by Queen Elizabeth‘s death as he said it’s a mere inconvenience. Queen Elizabeth ll lost her life at 96 years, being the longest serving British monarch and the second longest serving monarch of any sovereign country. Upon her death, condolence messages came through from across the world, with many showing their love for the Queen. Undoubtedly, the Queen had done a lot of good deeds around the globe, and her rule was arguably the best of any British monarch. This has since made the whole world falling in love with her.

The death of a ruling British monarch means many changes worldwide, especially in former colonies like South Africa. In one way or another, a few things will change, and it won’t be business as usual as the mourning continues. Many people will be mourning, but most Mzansi seemed unfazed by her death. This is no exception to Gomora actor ‘Mr Faku’ Moshe Ndiki, who openly shared his view of Queen Elizabeth ll’s death. Moshe must be courageous to publicly say such words upon the death of a world hero.

Gomora actor Mr Faku ‘Moshe Ndiki’ says Queen Elizabeth ll’s death is a mere inconvenience.

In an honest statement, Moshe said that he didn’t know what Queen Elizabeth ll’s death meant to him. He boldy shared his view as he said he was not in the mood to be disturbed by such news. It seemed that Moshe had been too busy and had a tight schedule, shocked by Elizabeth’s death. He clearly said that Queen Elizabeth’s death only inconveniences him as he doesn’t feel anything about it. In English, Moshe Ndiki said:

There is something off about Lizzy’s death, as if it will ruin my plans for the weekend or the next couple of days, I hate the inconvenience. We were not close but ha.a maaan

Mzansi reacts to Moshe Ndiki’s Queen Elizabeth death inconvenience message.

After Moshe shared his views on the death, it came out that many people shared his opinions, including top celebs. Ayanda Thabethe and Londie London joined Moshe as they laughed loudly at his words. They seemed to have a lot to say but lacked Ndiki’s courage. Many other fans vowed their agreement with Moshe’s words, and they only asked for a public holiday.