Naughty Teen Laces Church Water with Viagra
The Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) is on the hunt for a Bulawayo teen who mischievously sprinkled viagra in a church water tank during a service.
The incident occurred over the weekend during the Easter celebrations.
The naughty teen suspected to be behind the mischief, 18-year-old Tracy Sibanda, was at the Church of International Disciples in Thorngrove, Bulawayo, over the weekend.
A wild idea came to her mind and she decided to follow through with it.
Tracey had bought viagra, a tl0f tl0f enhancing drug. The drug works by increasing blood flow to the weapon, helping the user maintain an erection.
Some potential side effects of Viagra are headaches, runny or blocked nose, a nosebleed, light-headedness or dizziness.
Meanwhile…
Bae Malloti has sprung to defend her ex-lover Hwinza over the copyright fight over his hit song, Denga.
Hwinza has been burning the streets with the song, Denga, which has become a hit.
Naughty Teen Laces Church Water with Viagra
Last week, little-known artist Ancient Stallion Gangster pulled the song off YouTube after making a copyright claim.
It is alleged that four months ago, Ancient Stallion invited Hwinza to feature on the song, which was produced by Genius Records.
Listen to the original version here.
This year, Hwinza allegedly went to Oskid’s studio and recorded his own version of the song, keeping the hook and his verses on the track.
It appears he did not get permission from Ancient Stallion Gangster to remake the song, which has overtaken the original to become a smasher.
As a result, the original owner of the song made a copyright claim on YouTube.
Hwinza’s ex Malloti has taken to Instagram to defend the chanter over the copyright fight.
She lashed out at Ancient Stallion Gangster:
Stop try a ride on someone’s wave. Your time will come. Keep working and stop being jealous of the song becoming a hit song.
Denga ndeya Hwinza.
He first recorded that song over 7 years ago way before he had access to better studios the likes of ana Oskid etc.
And don’t think people are actually starting to see Hwinza’s talent because of Denga. No, it’s because of his hard work and consistency.
You wanted him to feature on your song and he said the song was wack the day you came to Harare.
You wanted to pay $70 and that day he was rerecording that song Denga kwa Ghost.
Even the beat, he created that melody with his own mouth.
Then you said it was good then you asked to feature on that one and you paid for studio time.
I even have the one from 7 years ago when he recorded it.
