A crowdfunding campaign has generated significant support for the family of David Sejobe, a MultiChoice security officer who died last Friday after being struck by a vehicle whereas cycling to operate.
Community Rallies for Beloved Security Officer
The BackaBuddy campaign, launched six days ago by Sejobe’s colleague Sandra Radebe and others, was created to assist Sejobe’s grieving family. As of today, the campaign has raised more than R500,000.
Sejobe was well-known for his positive interactions with those passing by the MultiChoice offices, offering a welcoming wave and smile to colleagues, visitors, and passersby. He was also admired for his resilience.
According to Sandra Radebe, Sejobe’s impact extended beyond his duties. “He was a source of encouragement, light and positivity — turning ordinary moments into meaningful human connections,” she said. “His optimism, resilience and love of life touched everyone who had the privilege of knowing him.”
All funds raised will be paid directly to Mrs. Sejobe and used for the care, well-being, and future needs of her family. Campaign organizers stated that any contribution, regardless of amount, is deeply appreciated.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the BackaBuddy campaign?
The BackaBuddy campaign was launched to provide financial support to the family of David Sejobe following his tragic death.
Who started the campaign?
The campaign was started by Sandra Radebe, a colleague of David Sejobe, along with other co-workers and members of the community.
How will the funds be used?
The funds will cover funeral and memorial service expenses, with the remainder dedicated to supporting Sejobe’s wife and children.
the campaign will continue to receive donations in the coming days, and the funds will be distributed to the family as needed. Further community tributes or memorials may also be organized, though no plans have been announced.