Nkulumane family up in arms over missing daughter

Chronicle Reporter 

A NKULUMANE family is up in arms with their daughter’s lesbian lover following her disappearance under mysterious circumstances.

Sandra Sibanda’s family claim their daughter disappeared a few weeks after she and her lesbian lover Latoya Nothabo Ndlovu started renting a room in the same suburb and staying together.

The family have said Latoya has a case to answer regarding the disappearance of their daughter and have even reported her to the police.

“All our problems as a family begun with Latoya moving in with Sandra. For some time, the entire suburb knew that she was lesbian but not Sandra. We suspect she is the one who turned Sandra, because our daughter was not a lesbian all along.

“After Latoya lost her mother, her own family disowned her, even chasing her away from their family house. She then chose to waylay our daughter and they rented a room where they were staying together. It is after about three weeks that Sandra suddenly disappeared, when questioned Latoya could not even give us a definite answer regarding our daughter’s whereabouts,” said an uncle to Sandra who identified himself as Mr Sibanda.

“It is obvious that she knows what happened to our daughter, we have even approached the police to assist us but she has suddenly disappeared. However, we won’t give up, we will surely find here, so she tells us where our daughter is,” added Mr Sibanda.

Contacted for comment, the police confirmed that they were handling a missing person case where Latoya was a person of interest and they were looking for her so she gives details on the case.

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