Jaw (left)
A 36-year-old Glen View 1 man got the shock of his life on
Saturday after he bumped into a long-time friend he had been made to believe
DIED eight years ago.
Jaw Breaker almost collapsed when he saw Never Chavhunduka,
who is popularly known as Wastaki at Gazaland Shops in Highfield, after he was
made to believe his pal died in 2015.
Chavhunduka’s friend even collected chema money from
colleagues and other close individuals.
Breaker accused an unnamed kombi conductor of fraudulently
collecting the money meant for chema.
“As kombi drivers, we heard that Wastaki died under
mysterious circumstances in 2015 and his close friend collected chema,” he
said.
On Saturday, Breaker saw Chavhunduka walking, and it left
him shell-shocked.
“I was drinking beer and saw Mudhara Wastaki, who is a
former kombi driver, from a distance, I was left in shock.
“I called him several times to ensure I was not dreaming,
but it appeared as if he was ignoring me.
“He then stopped and shook my hand saying, ‘mupfana wakura,
Jaw Breaker wandiziva sei? Mira ipapo usabva’.
“He then offered to buy me a pint of beer.
“I was scared kuti chipoko hachisikuda kuzivikanwa and asked my friend, Simbarashe, to follow him after telling him that Wastaki died kudhara.”
He added: “I wanted to go and look for his family, but I
did not know his real name, although his family was supposed to know kuti
mudhara wavo arikutambira kubhawa kwaGazaland.
“To make matters worse, Simbarashe failed to locate Wastaki
and I was convinced that he was a ghost and had disappeared.”
Simbarashe Chikadaya confirmed the incident and claimed
that Jaw Breaker soiled his trousers and lost his mind for a moment.
“Jaw Breaker claimed he had seen a ghost and appeared to
lose his mind.
“He even soiled his trousers,” said Simbarashe.
H-Metro managed to track down Chavhunduka to Western
Triangle where he stays.
“Jaw Breaker ko sei kusandibvunzawo kuti nhai makafa here?
“Aiwa, haisi mhosva yako ndakatombosangana na Jojola
kuborehole achida kunditiza three weeks after anzwa kuti ndakafa ndakavigwa
kumusha, aiwa vanhu musandidarowo ndirimupenyu veduwe.
“JoJola aitoti komudhara uyo arikudei kuHarare iye
wakavigwa kumusha?
“The person who spread rumours of my death and collected
money is very dangerous to society.
“It has the potential to harm people who believe I am dead
sezvo pavanondiona vanotiza,” he said.
A vendor at Western Triangle terminus said they don’t know
why people spread such rumours.
“Aiwa Wastaki mupenyu, ndomuona achimbopfuura nepano,
ariko.” B Metro
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