Zim soldier who beats wife, pastor lover in viral video acquires small house..VIDEO, PICTURES

Pastor Chaterera whose video being assaulted by a ZDF soldier for allegedly cheating with the former’s wife went viral has dismissed false information circulating on social media.

Reward Chaterera, an ardent follower of Christ Embassy Ministries, dismissed reports that he was a chaplain in the army and that he succumbed to injuries sustained from the beating by the gunman, only identified as Baba Lolo from Glen Norah.

Speaking to news reporters, the victim said he was a civil servant but not a church pastor though many call him pastor because of his bible knowledge and the evangelism he does on spare time with work colleagues.

A person who knows him explained why he is called pastor:

“Chaterera is popularly known as pastor at his workplace because he loves to share biblical messages uye haafarire majokes ezvinyadzi, but hatina kufara nemaroverwo aakaitwa considering that he was just seated and talking to the woman.”

His encounter with a crazy soldier went viral last week.

In the video circulating on social media, Chaterera was seen being dragged from a parked car where he was in the company of Mai Lolo and the two were forced to roll in mud and assaulted by Baba Lolo.

He was further dragged, dressed in a suit and tie, assaulted and head butted by Baba Lolo, while onlookers shouted at him to treat Mai Lolo in the same manner. Others warned Baba Lolo against mercilessly assaulting Chaterera.

Chaterera said he did not miss work over the incident and most of the reports circulating on social media about him were false.

 

“Unoziva ndirikumboseka zvangu ndichiverenga zvirikukandwa pa social media about the incident,” said Chaterera.

“I am alive and going to work, not reports circulating that I passed on due to injuries sustained.

“I am not a church pastor or chaplain, but a civilian and I want to believe words are powerful; one day I will be a church pastor.

 

“Had it not been the issue of protocol, I could have narrated what exactly took place on the day in question and I even wanted the woman to be there as well.

“The incident took place in Glen Norah. That is what I can say for now since I will need permission from my superiors to comment in detail,” said Chaterera.

Chaterera never lodged a complaint with the police against Baba Lolo.

He only lodged a report at the latter’s workplace, which he quickly withdrew for reasons best known to himself.

Baba Lolo is a bus driver under the national army and was not punished for assaulting Chaterera since the latter withdrew the assault charges.

The incident took place near a garage along Zvimba Road in Glen Norah A.

A visit to Baba Lolo’s house in Glen Norah A led H-Metro to a woman who identified herself as a co-tenant of the “gunman”.

“Mai Lolo vakafamba havapo these days, but Baba Lolo vaenda kubasa ndichavapa number dzenyu vanokufonerai,” she said.

One of the neighbours said Baba Lolo threw a party at the house soon after the incident and was not sure if Mai Lolo attended it.

“Musoja akaendesa mukadzi asi anenge akugara neumwe mukadzi pamba ipapo foroma yake imwechete, although vakaenda vanga vakati simbei pama hips apo.

“Madzimai akaroorwa vakuzvinyanyawo kuita kunge sora ririkubvira mmmm dzimba dzaparara,” said the neighbour.

Efforts to get comment from Zimbabwe Defence Forces (ZDF) spokesperson were fruitless.

However, impeccable sources said the issue was treated as personal considering that Chaterera withdrew charges against Baba Lolo.

“I do not see you getting a comment from ZDF considering the fact that Chaterera withdrew the charges and it is being treated as a personal matter,” said the source.

 

 

 

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