Award winning South African gospel artist Dr Tumi rejects illuminati invite

Award winning South African gospel artist Dr Tumi real name Tumisang Makweya took to Facebook where he claimed that he had rejected a $1 million (R14 million) offer to join an illuminati society.

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According to various sources online, The Illuminati is a name given to several groups, both real and fictitious. Historically, the name usually refers to the Bavarian Illuminati, an Enlightenment-era secret society founded in May 1776.

Dr Tumi, who was born and bred in Seshego in Limpopo Province, is regarded as a spiritual music Doctor and is celebrated by many people in South Africa.

Taking to social media to detail what happened, Dr Tumi started off by saying: “So early today they tried to recruit me to join an Illuminati society.”

He revealed that he was promised $1 million per month if he joins the secret society.

“Got told I have been noticed and would be of value. Got promised $1mil a month and great fame and influence across the globe. But we are not the type you can buy with money. wont leave Jesus for fame or fortunes. I am Already bought with the highest price when Christ gave his life for me. And it is God who will cause my name to be great. Not a society. Interesting days (sic).” – he added

Dr Tumi Illuminati Society

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