Wife’s sexual texts with prophet exposed
Ndatadza kuzokugeza asi hey wandikuwadza . . .
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The conversation continued up to December 31, 2016.
In his particulars of claim, Ndlovu alleged that he saw the love messages after he took his wife’s phone for repairs.
“The plaintiff is married to Fortunate Ndlovu (nee Razera) in terms of the Marriages Act; Chapter 5:11 and the marriage still subsists. Sometime in November 2016, the plaintiff took the mobile phone which was being used by his wife to effect repairs. He saw some love messages between his wife and the defendant (Prophet Mutepfa).
“The plaintiff confronted the defendant and he admit- ted to it. He thereafter advised the plaintiff not to tell anyone about the story. Thereafter, the defendant donated his BMW, Registration Number ABV 0163 to the plaintiff and this was meant to conceal the issue. The defendant later demanded his motor vehicle back and took it back. This was after I had already incurred towing expenses since the vehicle was not in good condition,” read the particulars of claims.
Ndlovu is demanding $10 000 for adultery dam- ages and an additional $100 he incurred while towing the BMW.
“Plaintiff ’s feelings of piety and dignity have been infringed as a result of defendant’s act. Plaintiff has also suffered loss of consortium that includes not only patrimonial loss, but also immaterial damage associated with the loss of love, friendship and spiritual.
“As a result of the adultery, the plaintiff has suffered damages namely; contumelia inflicted upon in the sum of $5 000, the loss of consortium in the sum of $4 000, pain and suffering in the sum of $900. The defendant knowingly committed the adultery.”
Mrs Muchanyara revealed this week that the prophet, through his lawyer, Mr Lloyd Mvere of Mvere, Chikamhi, Mareanadzo Legal Practitioners, has since lodged a notice to defend at the courts.
“The lawyers have picked up certain aspects in our claim papers which they are contesting,” she said.