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Alex Shakoane: When Zola Left Sundowns It Felt Like Falling From 100th Floor

Previous Twilights proprietor Zola Mahobe accomplished such a great deal for football and Dusks. He is seen by a lot of people as a legend like Pablo Escobar and Robin Hood. Legends who took from the rich and provided for poor people, on the grounds that around then individuals didn’t have the foggiest idea where the cash was coming from.

Zola Mahobe’s book is supposed to emerge before the year’s end. It is composed by Wear Lepati as a team with Nikolaos Kirkinis. Kirkinis likewise composed a book for Junior Kanye.

Be that as it may, Zola Mahobe was a criminal who took cash at Standard Bank to purchase Nightfalls.

Numerous elderly folks individuals accept in the event that it was not for Zola, Nightfalls wouldn’t be what it is today. It is all on account of Zola Mahone.

As per Wear Lepati, On one occasion during the 80s Mercedes-Benz called the bank and cautioned them about a dubious exchange. Zola needed to purchase a lavish vehicle in Germany.

Zola used to work inside the bank before he found employment elsewhere as a PC coder.

His better half Cold used to clear the check for him despite the fact that his record had no cash in it. He was getting cash from the bank on request.

Blanketed Moshoeshoe would have rather not disappeared working. She was hesitant to disappear in light of their mystery.

Nobody could without much of a stretch beat Dusks in those days. Zola marked top-quality players.

As indicated by Alex Shakoane after the presentation of Zola, many fans began to regard Twilights.

Alex wanted to cry when Zola vanished to Botswana.


 

 

 

It was like tumbling from the 100th floor.

Zola was valiant, he used to prosecute NSL and won many cases.

At the point when he ran away to Botswana. He was disappearing for a long time before he got captured.

Standard Bank put forth R10 000 and they collected the cash to R50 000. Somebody squealed on him in Botswana he ultimately got captured after Blanketed’s admission.

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