Bulawayo man attacked amid ongoing search for twin brother, wife

Chronicle Reporter 

In a shocking incident, Artwell Ntini was brutally attacked, allegedly by Nkululeko Masondo, a member of the Central Intelligence Organisation. The assault was reportedly an attempt to coerce Artwell into revealing the whereabouts of his twin brother, Emmanuel Ntini, and Emmanuel’s wife, Lunah Ncube.

The complex and distressing ordeal that has unfolded stems from a tumultuous relationship between Masondo and Ncube.

The relationship between Emmanuel and Ncube began in 2017, eventually leading to their marriage in 2018, during which Ncube was pregnant. However, Nkululeko Masondo did not accept being discarded by Lunah and subsequently commenced a campaign of harassment against the couple and their families, utilising his security connections.

Recently, the focus of Nkululeko’s relentless pursuit shifted towards Artwell Ntini, resulting in the violent attack.

Artwell, in an interview following the incident, revealed that Nkululeko targeted him in an attempt to extract information about the whereabouts of his twin brother and Ncube. The family now lives in constant fear, with their lives disrupted as the relentless Nkululeko Masondo vows to halt at nothing until he locates Emmanuel and Lunah.

“This alarming situation has caused significant distress within the Ntini family, forcing us to take extreme measures to ensure our safety. The once-close-knit family we now find ourselves dispersed, our previous lives turned upside down due to the persistent pursuit by an individual who refuses to let go of a past relationship,” said Artwell.

Artwell further expressed his concern over the escalating situation, stating, “We fear for our lives, and our only hope is that the relevant authorities will intervene and protect us from this ongoing threat. We have done nothing wrong, and it is unjust and frightening to be targeted in this manner.”

The Ntini family has urged the authorities and law enforcement agencies to act swiftly and decisively in addressing this matter and bringing Nkululeko Masondo to justice.

However, Artwell revealed that they had lost hope as they tried to report the matter to the police with no lock, as the police claimed there was no evidence to justify their claim.

 

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