It's Him: Massive Reactions over Man who Shares Uncanny Look with Nelson Mandela
- A young South African man recently left his fellow citizens shook after sharing pictures of a man that looks just like Nelson Mandela
- In the pictures, the man seems to have both Madiba's face, facial expressions, and posture
- Many people were surprised by the uncanny resemblance between the man and the former and human rights activist
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There's an old belief that somewhere in the world, your doppelganger is living their lives completely oblivious to your existence.
A man recently proved this after sharing pictures of what appears to be Nelson Mandela's doppelganger.
Source: UGC
The young man with the Twitter handle @LudidiVelani recently took to the app and caused quite the buzz after sharing the pictures of the Mandala who bears an uncanny resemblance to South Africa's first black president.
"It's him," @LudidiVelani captioned the two very curious snaps.
South Africans could not resist the temptation to take to the comment section and share their suspicions that maybe Madiba did not pass away after all. Many of them shared jokes and conspiracy theories.
Read a few of their comments below:
@Kaygeezly said:
"Please we dealing Covid19, Savannah Umjolo etc. Now you are adding this"
@siyamtitshana said:
"Lewis Hamilton would faint if he’d see this"
@ndou_nthuseni said:
"Poverty doesn't look good on him"
@cebos_fakude said:
"Now I'm starting to believe the man who once said " there are 9 more people around the world who look exactly like me"
@negus_TS said:
"This is him. The old Mandela they gave us was fake"
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The nonagenarian named Nduhiu Njama decided to convert his beautiful residence located in Tetu constituency which he built in 1992 after realising most aged people were not being well taken of.
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