Arthur Mafokate Trolled After Using His Farm In An Attempt to Motivate Youth

Arthur Mafokate Trolled After Using His Farm In An Attempt to Motivate Youth. Arthur Mafokate has been making news over the past days, and it looks like it is not going to stop anytime soon.

A week ago the veteran musician and entrepreneur trended after he was accused for allegedly defrauding the National Lotteries Commission. The Special Investigating Unit, thus obtained a preservation order to freeze a plot, a farm and three luxury properties valued at R53m, one of which belongs to him. Together with his co-accused, Arthur is currently prohibited, and restrained from selling, disposing of, leasing, transferring, donating, or dealing in any manner whatsoever with respect to the immovable properties.

He has since denied the accusations and went on to do an interview for a podcast, which is on his channel. As the host asked him if the allegations are true, Arthur went all emotional and attempted to shed some tears. Not so many people bought the whole thing, regarding it as nothing but acting for the cameras.

As hectic as the allegations are, Arthur continues to live his life, and shares his usual football content on social media. He recently took to Twitter, where he showed off his massive farm. According to him, the post is to inspire the youth, to not spend too much time on social media, ans in turn think for the future.

“Just to inspire young ones, please note that in 5 years there will be food shortage in South Africa and you better prepare now and stop spending too much time on social media, life is good out there,” Arthur said.

Well, tweeps did not buy all of that and accused him of funding the farm with the commission funds.