MOSQUITO IN TEARS AS PACIFIC 24HR COMES TO HIS RESCUE

Arron Nyamayaro

FORMER boxing star Alfonso “Mosquito” Zvenyika is a relieved man and was in tears yesterday.

Pacific 24HR Hospital has offered free medical assistance to his ailing wife.

His appeal for a helping hand was first published in H-Metro.

In a statement, Dr Michael Mandaza of Pacific 24HR Hospital, said he believes the corporate world should work together with communities and the government to support vulnerable members of society.

“Following The Herald article on the former boxer Alfonso ‘Mosquito’ Zvenyika needing assistance for his wife’s medical care, Pacific 24HR Hospital is prepared to offer free medical consultation, assessment, treatment support, and help her recover.

“If ordinary X-rays and scans are required, the hospital will cover the cost to ensure she receives the necessary care,” said Dr Mandaza.

Responding to the hospital’s offer, Zvenyika said he was humbled by the support and that it brought him to tears.

“I want to thank Pacific 24HR Hospital authorities and the entire staff for listening to me, supporting me, and wiping my tears,” he said.

“I feel humbled by the gesture and I wish them more grace from God.

“Zvandaitirwa izvi ngavasagumira pandiri chete asi vaitirewo vamwe nepavagoneswa na Mwari.”

Zvenyika also addressed the negative comments he received after he publicly appealed for help for his wife.

“I read the negative comments targeting my wife and I was not moved. I have forgiven my wife and everyone else,” he said.

“In the boxing ring, you can fall down but you cannot remain down. You stand up, I will stand with my wife until death separates us, and that is what I vowed to do on our wedding day.”

He added:

“I am a sinner and I am seeking God’s face. To those calling me names, it is their time.

“Among them are some youths who are yet to experience married life and need guidance.

“In the Holy Bible, the woman who was caught having an adulterous affair, none of her accusers was found innocent.

“As for mockers, they are always there and they will never stop mocking until the second coming of Jesus Christ. I thank God for saving me.”

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