MONTY LIES: ‘OROS’ WAS NOT MURDERED

MBABANE – The mysterious disappearance of Sakhile ‘Oros’ Msibi, believed to have murdered by high-profile people in Eswatini, has taken a remarkable twist.

Putting to rest slander and false information surrounding the disappearance of ‘Oros’, the Times SUNDAY can reveal that he is very much alive. The enigmatic case dates back to 2018, when ‘Oros’ vanished without a trace.
Monty Nkosi, residing in the United States, has made explosive claims on social media, alleging that ‘Oros’ was not only kidnapped, but ruthlessly murdered on the orders of a prominent figure.

On a regular basis, Monty posts a video clip on his Facebook page where he accuses prominent people in the country of kidnapping and killing Oros. This has led to other people to believe that he was indeed murdered. A facebooker posted a message on November 14, 2024 reads: “On a serious note, friends, comrades, foes, what really happened to the lad Sakhile ‘Oros’ Msibi. I have been following the American prince, Mandla Dlamini, for a while now and the evidence suggesting Oros is alive in the US isn’t satisfactory.”  

Located

‘Oros’ has been located residing in New York. Some online publications also reported on the disappearance of the socialite and continue to do to date. In a groundbreaking investigative effort, the newspaper’s team managed to establish contact with ‘Oros’ through a Whatsapp video call, confirming his existence and current whereabouts.
This revelation not only dispels the shadow of suspicion that loomed over Oros’ disappearance, but also raises pertinent questions about the circumstances that led to his prolonged absence.

Investigations revealed that ‘Oros’ is making a name for himself in the fast-paced entertainment industry. Journalists spoke to him over a video call on Thursday morning. During the telephonic conversation, he revealed that he is healthy and living a good life in the city known as Big Apple. This journalist spoke to ‘Oros’, who greeted him and then went on to speak about his life.

Known for his dynamic personality and commitment to excellence, ‘Oros’ has quickly become a notable figure in the heart of one of the world’s most vibrant cities. He is embracing the challenges and opportunities that come with life in the Big Apple, carving out his unique path.‘Oros’ listed big names for his acquaintances and he went on to claim that he works for them. “I work for Tina Knowles, Landrys and Jessica Rich,” he quipped.

Tina Knowles is a fashion designer, businesswoman and philanthropist. She is also the mother of global music superstars Beyoncé and Solange Knowles. She gained fame not only as their parent, but also as a successful fashion designer as she co-founded the fashion brand House of Deréon, inspired by her mother, Agnèz Deréon, a skilled seamstress.

Fashion

Jessica Rich is also  a fashion designer and entrepreneur. She is known for her luxury shoe brand, Jessica Rich Collection, specialising in clear and transparent heels, which have become a celebrity favourite. Her designs have been worn by stars like Jennifer Lopez, Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner.

Her brand is recognised for combining bold, glamorous designs with elegance, targeting the luxury footwear market.
Meanwhile,  Landry’s, Inc is a hospitality company based in the United States founded by Tilman Fertitta, a billionaire entrepreneur. The company owns and operates a wide range of restaurants, hotels, casinos and entertainment venues.

Despite his success and trendsetting lifestyle, he remains humble and bubbly, as seen in the video call seen witnessed by this reporter. It must be mentioned that source contacts were not available to verify the people mentioned above if they know ‘Oros’.

Contrasting this information is members of the progressives in Eswatini, who are adamant that he is a dead man, allegedly killed by the State. For the longest time, it must be said that progressives have perpetuated this narrative, even going so far as to label him a martyr of sorts. They have placed him on the same level as the late Thulani Maseko, who was mysteriously shot and killed by unknown individuals during the height of the unrest in Eswatini.

Even though there is no evidence, the State has been widely blamed for Maseko’s killing, and progressives have also accused the state of responsibility for the alleged death of the celebrated socialite Oros. However, these claims have been thoroughly debunked, as Sakhile continues to thrive and make his mark in the global entertainment industry.

During our conversation, he also took time to address the rumours that he is dead and also addressed progressive stalwart Nkosi. “I do not know that man;, I have never heard of him, I have never met him and I do not know why he is talking about me. Angimati nekumati lo Monty. I do not know this Monty guy,” he said. He also said he did not care about Monty.

He said he will soon come to the country and revealed his plans to do a documentary about his life. “I am working on the documentary already and I need you to blast it. It is going to be crazy,” he said. “It will be real good,” he said.
As he talked to us, ‘Oros’ was jovial and full of life. “I will be coming to Eswatini soon. Ngitota kakho mosi (jokingly meaning, i’ll come to your place),” he said.

Ambition

Hailing from Eswatini, ‘Oros’ brings with him the rich cultural heritage and values of his homeland. His upbringing instilled in him a deep sense of resilience, community and ambition. These qualities have been instrumental in his journey as he navigates the bustling streets of New York. ‘Oros’s life in New York is a testament to his adaptability and determination. Whether he is working on professional endeavours or engaging with the community, he embodies the spirit of a modern global citizen.

New York, with its melting pot of cultures, has provided Sakhile with a platform to connect with diverse individuals and share his unique perspective. ‘Oros’ is not just living in New York; he said he is thriving. His contributions to his field and the community reflect his commitment to making a difference. Known for his innovative ideas and collaborative approach, he continues to inspire those around him. That is what we gathered during our talk.

Looking ahead, ‘Oros’ envisions a future where he can bridge the gap between his roots in Eswatini and his life in New York. Through his work, he hopes to foster cross-cultural connections and create opportunities for others to succeed. For those who know Oros, his journey is a source of inspiration and he does care about what they say about him on social media. In fact, he has not appeared on Facebook to debunk the notion that he was murdered.
 

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