Man appeals for help in location of missing wife

Sunday News Reporter 

A MAM from Plumtree town has appealed for the public to help locate his wife who reportedly disappeared under unclear circumstances.

Abraham Nkomo, a Midlands State University graduate, revealed that his wife- Innoncetia Queen Gasela- went missing on 21 May and efforts to locate her had yielded no results, hence his public appeal.

Nkomo, runs a popular family butchery which is located in Plumtree town, where he was reportedly using his university qualification of a Degree in Retail and Logistics Management to help manage stocks.

His wife is employed as campaign manager for the opposition MDC.

In an interview, Nkomo revealed that on the day Gasela disappeared she had informed him that she intended to travel to Bulawayo for a political meeting but she did not return home as expected in the evening.

“My wife was employed as a campaign manager for MDC, despite my warnings as I felt that it would be rather not safe for her to participate in politics, she however turned down my advice and insisted that she wants to be part of the opposition.

“On 21 May when she did not return home for the party meeting, I tried to follow-up with her colleagues and even reported to the police at Ross Camp police station in Bulawayo, who reported that there had no one by my wife’s name they had arrested,” said Nkomo.

The distraught husband revealed that all he wanted was information that would help locate his wife considering that they were a young couple.

“We are a young couple and it is heartbreaking that I cannot locate my wife, I appeal to anyone who might know her whereabouts to please assist us,” he said.

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