A 30-year-old fellow, believed to be a serial fraudster and has appeared in court on countless occasions is embroiled in a bitter love triangle with two women, whom he claims to be his “blessers”.
The blessers are two women; a career woman cum engineer and a businesswoman with a clothing shop in Bulawayo.
The three recently had a showdown at a local police station after the fellow, who uses the name of a biblical apostle, while being questioned about a physical abuse case told the cops that the two women were his “big mamas” and that they shouldn’t interfere in his affairs, as they hire him for sexual favours.
In the words of one of the rumour mongers, Mr P said, “Ma big mama angu aya, musapindira zvamusingazvive . . . (These are my big mamas, don’t interfere in our business.”
Recently he lost a car to another woman, whom he owed money. The woman is friends with the said big mamas. The situation becomes even more twisted and complex, as the original owner of the car, a dealer is suspected to be in a relationship with one of his so called big mamas.





