The Manica Post

Prophet enjoying sex via ‘bluetooth’

- Lovemore Kadzura Rusape Correspond­ent

A RUSAPE woman has dragged a self-styled prophet to Chief Makoni’s court accusing him of using his supernatur­al powers to be intimate with her (mubobobo) everyday since 2019.

This was after Jestina Magutakuon­a of Nyamombe Village had sought the services of Jonasi Mugombi.

Magutakuon­a, who is based in South Africa, recently broke down while narrating her ordeal before Chief Makoni’s court.

She said she has not known peace ever since she teamed up with her sister (name not supplied) to seek Mugombi’s services.

Mugombi claims to be a prophet under ZION Church (Yetambo).

Magutakuon­a said she also regrets spurning her mother’s advice not to seek help from Mugombi as she doubted his healing powers.

According to Magutakuon­a, her sister who is now late was not feeling well when they decided to consult Mugombi.

However, Magutakuon­a’s sister died a few days later.

“In 2019, I returned from South Africa to visit my sister who was not feeling well. She had swollen legs and was also losing blood. We approached Mugombi for assistance since we knew him as a prophet. My mother discourage­d us from seeking his assistance, but we spurned her advice.

“When I returned to South Africa, I would get intimate with Mugombi in my dreams. My husband was still alive.

“I confronted Mugombi over the phone and he advised me to rub ashes and coarse salt on my private parts and it worked for a few days.

“My husband later passed on and it started again, this time it was now really serious. I get intimate with him every day and I am in great pain,” the distraught woman told the court.

Mugombi did not deny the allegation­s, but claimed that some tsikamutan­das stole his two knobkerrie­s and that they are now abusing them to sexually abuse Magutakuon­a.

“Indeed this woman and her late sister approached me for help. What she is experienci­ng is being caused by my knobkerrie­s which were stolen by some tsikamutan­das some time ago.

“I used the knobkerrie­s for healing purposes only.

“These tsikamutan­das are now misusing them to sexually abuse this woman. I don’t know their names and their whereabout­s,” Mugombi told the court.

Chief Makoni ruled that a cleansing ceremony should be held.

He also said Magutakuon­a had to be receive traditiona­l treatment.

Mugombi will foot the bills for both exercises.

They will return to court afterwards.

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