Nyakunu claims
that their intentions were sinister, aiming to take his life, just as he
believes they were responsible for the mysterious death of his wife last year.
The bizarre
allegations came to light last Saturday when Nyakunu appeared before Chief
Mutasa’s community court, detailing the sudden and inexplicable decline in his
health after Jenny Arifasi and her other sister’s overnight stay at his
residency in April.
“They did not
even bother to inform me that they would be visiting that day. I only found out
around 4pm, when I was on my way home from work. Yes, indeed, I told them that
I fell ill after their visit because that is exactly what happened. I became
ill after they left, and the fact that they did not warn me about their visit
proves they wanted to catch me off guard,” he said.
Nyakunu claimed
that his stomach complications began shortly after his sisters-in-law’s
departure, emphasising that he had never experienced such symptoms before, and
that the pain, discomfort, and inability to eat were eerily similar to what his
late wife endured before her death in May last year.
“My wife, who
was their sister, passed away last year in May, and the symptoms she exhibited
before her death are identical to what I am experiencing now after their visit.
I strongly suspect that they had a hand in this,” alleged Nyakunu.
Nyakunu
revealed that he is currently under medical care.
“The doctor
advised that I undergo an endoscopy. My stomach is extremely painful, it is
making strange noises, and I am struggling to eat. I never experienced these
symptoms before, but they started after these two women visited me without
warning,” he said. Herald
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