She promised to inflict more harm the future. Her
explosion, into a fireball of anger, in which she uttered all kinds of threats,
drew the attention of the hospital’s staff members and patients.
“Ava varikudei pano apa,” she fumed.
“If you are here for treatment go ahead because if you
continue appearing before my eyes I will do something. You want to see my BP
(blood pressure) rising or what?
“I am fed up with your stories, get away from here!”
Madam Boss granted H-Metro an exclusive interview, after
the shocking outburst, and issued an apology, on behalf of her mother in-law.
“I am very sorry about this,” said Madam Boss. My mother
has been touched by the accident and her love for me does not tolerate whoever
writes negatively about me,” she said.
H-Metro Editor, Robson Sharuko, said this was part of a
tough job of working for a tabloid which usually publishes articles, which many
would rather like to see hidden under the carpet.
“It’s just another day in our work, tough as it is, but we
have to take it into our stride,” he said.
“It’s actually a message that we are doing something right
because journalism loses its soul when it becomes the identical twin of public
relations.
“We have to understand that we generate some anger with the kind of stuff, which we cover, but our commitment is to our readers.”
“When one considers that even war has to be covered, then
you can understand that this is all part of our job.” H Metro
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