Inkabi Records has cleared the air about the well-being of one of its singers and performers, Lwah Ndlunkulu. In a statement issued by its management, Inkabi Records said that they have treated her fairly and are working closely with her family to secure appropriate professional assistance.
Inkabi Records also revealed in the statement that Lwah is battling psychosis and, as a result, has been admitted to a rehabilitation facility chosen in collaboration with her family.
“Over the past two months, considerable efforts and resources have been devoted to ensuring she receives the necessary medical attention, treatment, and wellness support. Lwah is currently receiving professional care at a wellness and rehabilitation facility chosen in consultation with her family, with Inkabi Records covering the costs. These efforts demonstrate our commitment to her wellbeing and reflect the supportive relationship we have sought to maintain throughout this period. Based on the doctor’s assessment and test results, Lwah is experiencing psychosis. Her care team is supporting her through this difficult period, with her recovery, dignity and long-term wellbeing remaining our priority,” a statement from Inkabi records reads.
With the recent developments, fans are beginning to connect the dots, especially as they concern Lwah’s mental health. If you recall, a couple of months ago, she went on a posting spree, sharing several conspiracy theories on her Facebook page, such as attempts to link the deaths of some celebrities to rituals allegedly carried out by big names in the industry. Although she later deleted these posts, claiming she had been hacked, fans are now asking: What if she wasn’t hacked and was simply expressing her thoughts at the time?
