"I am Not Afraid of Dying" | Nhlanhla Lux | Operation Dudula

[@discussionswithnoks6881]

I (We) love Nhlanhla Lux. His values

[@kaizerchiefsfantv7557]

l can listen to this guy the whole day, the whole week. Big up, job weldone

[@thembikunene4531]

Beautiful interview and i Pray for you Nhlanhla Lux and your group and families for Modimo a go segofatse and strengthen you. You are doing an excellent job, gifted and very intelligent. You are right you are doing the work of Modimo (God) and badimo (ancestors)🙌🙌. You are right the politicians and African National Criminal government failed South African citizens big time. We need to vote the ANC out of government in year 2024 and forever going forward. Proudly South Africans Mayibuye🙏🙏💐🌼💕💗🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@mondlinohashe1250]

Is this a political party ?

[@thembamahlangu9028]

Great interview. Lux has my respect.

[@nkululekoncultr]

Thanks for watching

[@bahlemkhombe572]

Can't Believe I Am Following NKULULEKO MY BROTHER On Every Adventure He Is Venturing On... Been Wanting To Listen To NHLANHLA LUX

[@nkululekoncultr]

heita da

[@mfanamadi3512]

''Nkululeko my brother'' you are by far the best interviewer I have ever seen in my life, superb interviewing skills👌👌👌

[@bhebhemchithwa6821]

This brother is a blessing to our people, some people might not see it but is a blessing in disguise. Thanks brother Lux for the amazing work you doing on the ground, we as young man we look up to people like you who change and give hope to our broken communities. Big up Kumkani🤴🏿

[@melanin7770]

Wow this guy is a blessing to South Africa 🇿🇦

[@annanalenyane9101]

God bless you and protect you always and thanks for the good work you are doing. And we will support u pray for u.

[@rea.gopane]

God bless my brother Nkululeko. It’s inspiring to see you start from the beginning once more. You’re about to kill it. Looking forward to being on here 🙏🏾

[@nkululekoncultr]

Nice one Rea, Dankie mfowethu. appreciate the words. looking forward to hosting you soon

[@lazaruslesufi6664]

Nkululuko is good at what he does, big ups bro

[@GwenMats]

Nhlanhla Lux Dlamini 🤣😂 i saw this on Carte Blanche recently. Journalists are so lazy they can't even source a radio interview that is available on KZbin Nhlanhla did a few years ago where he mentioned his surname. How can we trust such media that can't even confirm a surname. Anyway i just love this guy 😍💋💕❤️

[@mbulelohlalukana5555]

May God bless this young man and protect him and his team. They are doing a wonderful job for our beautiful country

[@SilumkoMhlawuli]

Cape town Langa township ❤ u my hero

[@matjiujacob4346]

We r fortunate 2 have a sane person, fighting 4 ordinary ppl. It's time 2 embrace Nhlanhla nd the young lions, what a breath of fresh air nd hope for the country, that was nearly going 2 waste, I'm 100% behind u young lion, long live!

[@thembinkosidube3918]

Hlanhla Lux The rise of the Phoenix... Thank you...

[@zukiswanguqu6393]

U have opened my eyes Lux, enkosi

[@victormkhaliphi2778]

Wena Nhlanhla Lux ngiyawuthanda lomkhuba wakho we leading from the front. Well done bro

[@malebofokazi931]

Great interview by Great Interviewer. . . . Hallla to our Leadership @nhlanhlaLux Long Live de'Spirit Of #OperationDudula #PutSA1st 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@Tokollo_]

Nkululeko my brother kumjani ?I hope you'll be in Spotify soon because over there we can listen even out of the app or with the phone locked .All the best .I'm fighting no one 🙏🙏🙏

[@siyandasiyanda5912]

Good interview n humble guy lux, i wish you come to umlazi there are lot of drug dealers n no1 not even police r doin anything to protect community n crime is very high here.

[@nosisantsele4987]

Very informative and insightful thanks Nkululeko job welldone. Nhlanhla thanks for the sacrifice and dedication you've shown to your community 🙏🏻 🙌 I'm praying for the birth of a thousand Nhlanhla Lux's. Born leader 💜

[@eugenetsheponhlabathi6723]

Nhlanhla Lux is right all the time 🥰

[@mxolisi5]

This was a very refreshing interview Nkululeko my brother. i have been yearning to hear Lux on this level. He is an inspiration to a lot of South Africans. Big ups you too, your knowledge spans to a variety of subjects. All the best on the channel.

[@nkululekoncultr]

Nice one. Thanks so much for watching. Appreciate the kind words

[@Shane_101]

Nkululeko is such a good interviewer, he asks the right questions... shout out my brother

[@nkululekoncultr]

Thank you so much for watching

[@aobakweCup326D]

Bro, I'm overly impressed by the man. Such serious topics fits perfectly here.

[@MelVeeBroadcastingNetwork]

I am not sure how I ended up watching this interview in full. I think I like the interviewer's skills (besides the swearing here and there - that put me off a bit). Overrall, thank you Nkululeko for this interview - This was relaxed and very human and peaceful. I was captivated by a rare view of a calm, down to earth and very composed Nhlanhla. I found it non-threatening to hear Nhlanhla on this episode, unlike when he is on SABC/eNCA when he sounds angry and violent...hahaha. Wooow, I did not know that his surname is not Dlamini and that he has a history in aviation! His views on death are revolutionary. he seems to have counted his cost of this mission. At 41:53 the conversation reveals the mind of a person who is so focused on his vision that nothing, not even death, can stop him. We are not governed by fear of death....dying is not a problem...its nothing, its normal...Its like grass turning green in summer and brown in winter...you are going to die whether you like it or not. We are not government by death..."Fear of death is nothing...dying ke ntho e nyane, man...fear of death does not move us...not even 2 centimeter. On a lighter note, I just hope Nhlanhla did not end up with a soar neck from that shot angle...kikiki... All the best in his flight school in Soweto. As a Christian KZbinr, I would love to hear from him on His faith side - is he driven by faith in God or ancestors? What exactly inspires him to dream this way?

[@beautyguru540]

He doesn't believe in Christianity, he believes in Africanism. He believes Christianity is a way in which the white man has colonised us and moved us away from the roots of our ancestors, the ancestors that have fought for this very land. If you heard him he said"this is a calling" by our ancestors. Maranatha

[@AfroForum]

03:30 Affiliates 08:36 Rob Hersov and Rupert 12:00 Pilot Career 15:35 Security 17:13 Soweto Parliament 20:52 Eskom 26:18 Operation Dudula 31:30 SAHRC 32:22 Politics 34:20 Funding 36:35 Legal Challenges 38:50 Law Enforcement 41:42 Danger 43:21 Advice to SA 44:53 Leadership 47:50 End Goal Nkululeko My Brada🤫

[@Mazigaro]

thanks 👍

[@aviwepiyose3916]

You're smart

[@shamelessansi]

life saver😊

[@Smithonhunnid]

Dankie

[@victorsibiya304]

Proud of you Nkululeko my brother. Looking for more great interviews ✅💯🙌

[@giftscoops2989]

Hero hero, ao Lux o kasi superman 👌

[@mfundo3871]

I can see this Nhlanhla and Malema beef they are appealing to the same masses. I can see the vision hence black guys have to be aware of the source of funds coz it can soften one's approach. Great interview Nkululeko

[@phumzilexolo17]

Malema is captured you can define it whichever you want.

[@nomfunekonosilela3895]

Thanks for this interview very informative. If you get a chance to speak to Nhlanhla again would you mind asking him about how they can educate most people in the townships about the tenants they rent their backyard rooms out to coz some of tve crime has been found to be committed by people who came to rent in that neighbourhood not knowing they ran awsy from another community coz of crimes they committed only to repeat their MO in the new neighbourhood. Most of them can't be traced coz none knows them and as soon as the crime is committed they move out without notice. Some rob the very landlords they rent from.

[@mthokozisimorgan2610]

Nice to see you grow Nkululeko my brother, keep up good work my bro

[@masegomutloane6119]

Nhlanhla is the Man...God Bless😍

[@milward5868]

You are a true broadcaster Nkululeko and we are fully behind you bruv....keep it up

[@tshabalalaabel8722]

Nhlahla lux was made for this, no question can corner him

[@Wyt_Rabbit]

Here after the MacG show.

[@mthokozisimagagula]

Nkululeko is such a smart brother....enjoyed the engagement on ESAM at first....

[@DEEPTEEE]

Lux is a rare breed in our lifetime, May God Protect him as he is caring lot of hopes from caring South Africans 🙏🙏🙏

[@charlottematlakale3863]

I like the fact that you talked about being send by the ancestors, keep up the good work bro👏👏those who want to offer you, tell them money can't buy love..... wena you do it out love for Tjhaba sa rantsho🤛

[@miltonntozini9982]

Nkululeko my brother. I am here

[@kwanelebam470]

Nkululeko my brother 👊

[@motlalepulesofe5636]

I'm a follower of his interviews, I sense a Big might in turning into a political party,he hasn't given an absolutive answer as far as a political party is concern. His immediate strategy is that of saving the country from lawlessness and that's a big and huge responsibility given his views on how to achieve it! I think only time will clearly define and determine what the future will hold for this great,young,highly skilled and determine leader in our Country!Halala Lux,halala!

[@neomboyi6664]

We are within 🙌

[@nkululekoncultr]

🙂👌🏾👌🏾

[@siyabongacebekhulu3649]

Now you need to have branches in other provinces... like here in kzn maybe at uMlazi, kwaMashu etc so that our people this side would benefit from your le movement yakho my brother. 🙏

[@beautylolowya1059]

Nhlanhla 🙏🏽✊🏽

[@matthewsditlhake]

If it's beyond motivation then its a purpose.

[@mthunzimdunge3522]

Nkululeko my brother, that’s your name neh 😀😂🔥🔥

[@thandimadinganyoni4690]

Go! boy go! All the best of luck, thanks for the interview Sir

[@victormagavha5317]

Bra Lux let me start by thanking you brother for everything your doing for our people,my brother we need you here in Venda at Thohoyandou i'm telling it's a mess over here,we leave with people from Asia (India )to be specific they are doing corruption left right and center they're in every government institute bribing the way on everything,e.g. they are now building houses inside the school yard when ask the municipality they say it's they're land,and the little knowledge i have you can't rezone a school nor a church,it's a lot brother,if they want something from the police station the police station will go to them,home affairs goes to the're homes,this kind of things has made me hate politics,i can say a lot cause it hurts to see my beloved country go down like this just because of greed

[@souldubafroculture1437]

Great content 👌

[@andileivan6499]

I wish Nhlanhla you could turn all these thoughts into a political party because the youth of today is too relaxed since they heard about the abolishment of apartheid. You have set path and a wake up call.

[@mfundotsotetsi2436]

👏 amazing 👏

[@KKOPPONG]

INTEGRITY GOES A LONG WAY.

[@sifisomathebula2069]

Nkululeko my brother kunjani!

[@nkululekoncultr]

Heita da

[@Dude-1689]

Lux is driving the much needed solution-based direction here. He's basically setting up the bar, back to where it belongs. I really thought He was pursuing his own political agenda.

[@joyerasmus9151]

I love this young leader. He practices what he preaches.

[@adolfmudau9956]

i like nhlanhla lux he is the man

[@Wyt_Rabbit]

Free Nhlanhla Lux ✊🏾

[@Lepara_la_Maftown]

Nhlanhla Lux is a brilliant mind

[@KKOPPONG]

Pilots should be given a plus 1 ticket. You can bring a friend one time, do a trip with your spouse, occasionally bring a child just to take the boredom/loneliness.

[@KingOfAfrica90]

If you're here after MacG leave a like.

[@theghost8011]

Mahn_, immediately after that interview I found myself Here! This guy speak sense!!!

[@indabaenkulu5588]

UNkululeko uphazamise u Lux esafuna ukusithela isbongo sakhe

[@simbulelepitili7888]

Ses'Khona 🤟

[@nkululekoncultr]

Heita da

[@NM-or5kg]

Loveee lux

[@bomikazigaxa9815]

Nkululenko my brother, intle kakhulu lento uyenzayo. u Lux wenza into entle kakhulu

[@moorosisemakale3228]

Just subscribed

[@nkululekoncultr]

Thank you

[@katlegommola3375]

We are within

[@nkululekoncultr]

Heita da 👌🏾

[@andilefolokwe6399]

Nhlanhla Lux is real, he reminds me of TuPac

[@GibsonMogale]

You are the host yes But you should let the guy speak then when he's done it's then you can ask another question

[@Ekse_Mfanana]

🙌

[@Yussuf-k5e]

good dlams

[@luphiwomgedezi4420]

My leader

[@lwandlezondi9658]

I wish at some point,He is asked real questions like when is He going to confront the real source of the problems in Soweto,the source that He braggs to have good access to due to his private school upbringing.

[@GwenMats]

Am honestly waiting for a less serious Nhlanhla Lux interview. Podcast and Chill almost took it there but i still want to understand Nhlanhla Lux without dudula, Soweto Parliament things.

[@Lee_BuU]

Appeasing.. The one who is your stomach

[@presley6142]

If only Lux could focus on bigger problems : Youth Unemployment, Job Creation , Accessible and affordable Education; he is more than capable to making positive changes in the system . He got the right energy but wants to fight the small fights

[@reneilwemoswane7335]

Try watching all his interviews. You will have a different perspective.

[@unthinQTV]

Quite a smart guy. I'd say my only problem with immigration sentiment is to paint every foreigner as some drug dealer as if there are no criminals in South Africa who where born and raised there. This is with all media outlets. However I agree with the guy as far as ideology. I just think he lacks certain perspectives of other peoples situation and it's dumped on African Foreigners.

[@bongiwe]

There it shows that you were not actually listening to what he was saying but rather hearing what you wanted to hear so you could assert your counter point. At NO point does he EVER say all foreigners are illegal or criminal. If you enter the country ILLEGALLY, THAT is your first law breaking crime showing a total disrespect for the country and it's people and behind that such people use EVERY TACTIC to redirect the attention elsewhere away from their criminal status. And this happens around the world, not just SA.

[@leroyzwane2097]

Foreigners must leave by will or force. This guys is soft in KZN we're planning something sweet.

[@mazandlovu8174]

For the first time he was wrong abusing innocent people bezozizamela by selling brooms because of situation which they did not apply for it plis fear God we are all foreigners I this country we all created by God to stay here this earth is not for you only

[@privilegekandira3877]

Clear case study of Populism...

[@Lee_BuU]

A real capstar this one

[@suazymavuso5440]

Malema number 2 my brother

[@m.x.refrigxolani8365]

Ayi, please!!! Wrong comparison. Nhlanhla is far better ( no flip-flops), just stuck to what he stands for.

[@abelradebe9644]

Please don't ever say such things in public lux is clear headed not attached to anything he's not fighting white people or black people he's fighting corruption no matter who commits, Zuma was a target when he actually wanted to change south Africa so we saw we were lied to where is the fight against corruption because is still taking Ng place

[@alittamolala7011]

Viva ngwanaka . Our townships are used as refugee camps because of Porous borders.We don't have empty spaces or river banks they are all occupied.

[@poppiebernade2600]

Who tach u Lux tach me

[@kudzimunetsi6508]

If you die, you have dead for nothing

[@IanVie]

To say "Black Criminals" its racist the same applies when someone says "illegal foreigner" its xenophobic

[@serogolemogole2685]

🙄

[@tatebarrett5694]

Tsek

[@bongiwe]

Rubbish. Only a criminal would have a problem with being called a criminal same for an illegal. A weak attempt to redirect the focus away from your illegality and criminality.

[@IanVie]

@@bongiwe Maybe the right question would be what do you regard as discrimination?

[@dianachinhengo7979]

Only God knows the motive behind every act and movement, if it's not for the good of humanity may the Lord destroy it.

[@mziwakhedubazana9221]

What do you doubt?

[@joumaseworld]

Lux said his father has family in Seshego on Podcast and chill ...with Nkululeko he says he knows no one @ Seshego. These interviews and cameras will distract Lux ....but Keep Push Mo Africa

[@potsisomocheke3586]

his father had family in seshego. I also have a family in lephalale but I don't know them. Stop trying to push an agenda.

[@m.x.refrigxolani8365]

@@potsisomocheke3586 👍true!!

[@lazaruslesufi6664]

so IDISKI IS NOT LIMITED TO FOOTBALL ONLY?IMPRESSED

[@hisgracefavour5093]

So he has been funded to do the job,why don't you refused funding No money no operation dudula

[@KKOPPONG]

How does Hommie earn a living?

[@abelradebe9644]

It's none of your business he is entitled to his privacy, I would advice you to ask the questions he's addressing because they will help a lot of our people his salary won't help you with nothing

[@KKOPPONG]

@@abelradebe9644 I’m proud of your answer.

[@SakBoyyy]

@@abelradebe9644 are 😂😂😂you hiding something this is why blacks always get exploited they dont want to answer the real questions until its too late and they are already finnesed 😂

[@khanyakendle1632]

@@abelradebe9644 Good

[@thembimaseko4756]

Mutombo Don't worry Malema needs your vote Dudula is not competing with E F F.

[@mutombodikembe9359]

Malema is hero forever

[@tebellomokilane6746]

hayi , Nkululeko doesnt rate Lux. He was so disinterested and seemingly not convinced by his rhetoric. MMMM i've seen him a lot more invested and active in other interviews

[@jazzkekela5639]

Re tseni

[@nkululekoncultr]

Dankie mfowethu

[@Vv-fl2rm]

Julius- lite 😂🤣😂🤌🏾