NkosikhoMbele has asked that the money is administered by Backabuddy for his safety, as he does not live in a safe area.'
Mbele had paid R100 out of his own pocket to top up the tank of a motorist who stopped for fuel, but had forgotten her bank card while driving to Cape Town. He was worried that she would be stranded on a notorious stretch of highway if she ran out of petrol.
Monet van Deventer, an account manager, shared the heartwarming story of her encounter with Mbele, and started the crowdfunding campaign as a way to do something in return for him.unds raised by the campaign would not be paid into his personal account. Petrol attendant Nkosikho Mbele helped a woman at Shell Ultra City outside Cape Town by using his own money to buy fuel for the motorist who had forgotten her bank card on May 30 2019.
Instead, the funds are to be administered by BackaBuddy, a not-for-profit company, and transferred directly to the relevant institutions for Nkosi’s children’s education. "Nkosikho has asked that the money is administered by Backabuddy for his safety, as he does not live in a safe area.""Nkosikho will have full control of how his funds are utilised. Based on his personal request, the relevant institutions will be paid directly by BackaBuddy," it stated.His message to the country is:"All focus and praise should go to God, who inspires all good deeds.
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