In a rather embarrassing development, President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s presidential spokesperson George Charamba has deleted his Twitter account after he posted a po_rn video by mistake on his timeline.
Charamba who also served as former President Robert Mugabe’s spokesperson mistakenly posted a link to a po_rn website on his handle, @Jamwanda’s timeline. The presidential spokesperson confirmed long-held suspicions that he was indeed the person behind the handle after he posted exclusive photographs of President Mnangagwa enjoying Sadza and Mazondo while in hired private jet.
However, a few minutes after posting the link, and perhaps realising his mistake, Charamba seemed to claim that he had been hacked as he tweeted,
Whoever does this is despicable, and I suggest it stops immediately. I am disgusted.
… zvaiwana ngwarati!! Of course, my good friends will enjoy this intrusion and milk it to the last ounce!! Meanwhile, Aluta Continua!!!
He then deleted the tweet with the po_rno_grapgic link before tweeting:
Zvaiwana ngwarati!! Of course, my good friends will enjoy this intrusion and milk it to the last ounce!! Meanwhile, Aluta Continua!!!”
The tweet that stirred controversy was, “Mouth-Watering **** Org_sms” and was accompanied by a video of a naked white woman touching her *******.
After several of his followers poked fun at him, Charamba eventually deleted the account.
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