“If you looked
at his eyes while he was speaking, they looked like a torch, and from one
glance, you can tell that he is not mentally balanced,” Geza told The Standard.
Asked if he has
evidence that Garwe was a mental health patient, Geza said: “I can prove that
in court. If he continues, I will beat him up. I will go to his office and
thoroughly beat him.”
The firebrand
war veteran, who was among the first people to boldly call for the ouster of
Mugabe in 2017, said Garwe already has a place at Chikurubi Maximum Prison.
“We know Garwe
is stealing land from councils and his time will come. He should stop
misleading people that I will be arrested, for what, I have gone through court
processes and I was acquitted. This is what happens when someone like him
forgets to take his pills.”
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minister Jenfan Muswere on Friday also attacked Geza for his comments.
Geza said
Muswere was being childishly excitable. Standard
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