Pumula South’s Zvita Zvezwi Church service has been turned into a bloody battle field, as three senior church women fought for the Bishop’s manhood. The two exchanged blows as they were accusing each other of ‘taking my man’.
The Bishop is a polygamist with two wives already, but is still going after new women who he targets and is said to “never miss”.
The development has seen many speak who include senior elder Makuchete speaking as the church Bishop and pastor’s reputation was left to burn.
Some of them even openly vocalised that the women are after the “pastor’s manhood.”
According to the Bishop’s second wife, who was at the church service, the three were secretly going out with the church founder, without the knowledge of other congregants who had a torrid time in trying to settle the battle that went into the late hours of the church service.
“Inzwa zvako mwanangu, usanditora pikicha, nokuti ndiri kuda kukutaurira zvese. Zvakare ndinokumbirawo usanyora mazita edu nokuti sangano redu ringafa. Chihure chawanda mumachechi, zvokuti zvinoshamisa. Vakadzi ava imhunza musha chaidzo. Kurwira here murume wangu ini ndiripo.- Please don’t photograph me, as I am going to tell you everything. I also beg you my son not to mention our names as this will destroy our church, as you know adultery is now rife in a number of churches. I am hurt that these two fellow church members are fighting for my husband during my presence,” she complained.
The two senior elders who were at the scene, and identified themselves as Elder Makuchete and Elder Donga, told ZimEye.com that the two women were exposing their illicit love affair with the Bishop, who begged to remain anonymous. “It’s true that they slept with our Bishop with the intention of becoming part of his family. It is unfortunate that they were not formerly introduced to each other, as this was still in the process,” said Elder Donga.
His sentiments concurred with those of another Elder Makuchete, who appeared dejected and uninterested by the incident that exposed the church to the press. “I think you have been coming across these stories my son, please do not over mention this in your paper, because one day it will be in your church as well. This is true that our fellow congregants fought in the name of love, mentioning the Bishop’s manhood,” he said.
Efforts to get comment from the Bishop were fruitless, as he was said to be unprepared to talk to the press by the time of publishing and was said to be locked in a meeting with his family members.