Njunga, at least according to Chibwe, had won the latter’s
confidence by selling his Opel Astra vehicle, sometime in 2021.
Chibwe has since lodged a police report at Harare Central
Police Station under CR207/3/22.
“I was duped of my money in a very deceptive way,” said
Chibwe.
“Jackson was introduced to me by one of my friends and he
sold two of my vehicles.
“The Opel sale went through smoothly and we got along fine.
“The truck was sold through instalments so there was not
much fuss over it.
“Stories came with the selling of the Renault and people he
referred to me as potential buyers all said there were issues with the truck.
“I found it confusing because I drove the truck myself from
Kazungula Border Post to Harare and
everything was okay.
“He would change the location of the truck (for better
exposure as he would say) from Bishop Gaul to Prince Edward to Robert Mugabe
Car Sales.
“We later agreed to sell it at US$20 000 and the problem
came about when he wouldn’t show up if I set up to meet him.
“He was hosting parties with one Zeb, who he claimed was
his sponsor at the time.
“I began to smell a rat and I intended to change the garage
and give it to someone else to sell and that is when all hell broke loose.
“I was then informed that Jackson had sold the truck, a few
months earlier, to someone and he had said it’s his mother’s truck.
“Upon confronting him he said he will be in touch and I
have not seen him since.”
Contacted for comment, Njuga kept promising to give his
side of the story.
“I will call you when I am done with what I am doing, I
have some people with me here,” said Jackson.
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