Karate Master Claims that His Wife Beats Him to Pulp
"I once tried to kill myself with rat poison because I was stressed" - Enita
KARATE master is claiming a peace order against his estranged wife saying she abuses him physically, verbally and emotionally.
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The sensei, only identified as Nyandowe, took Enita Chikwira to the Harare Civil Court.
Enita doesn’t respect me.
One day I woke up in the middle of the night and found her awoke and, after I asked her why she was awake, she held my private parts and attacked me with a shovel and I sustained severe injuries.
She called my relatives telling them that she wants to kill me and infect me with AIDS.
In the bedroom, she mocked me for having a weak erection.
Enita disputed the claims. She told the court that their problems started in 2014 after Nyandowo started a relationship with a girlfriend.
Our problems started in 2014, whenever I called his girlfriend he would assault me and on July 13, he choked me.
I once tried to kill myself with rat poison because I was stressed.
He is lying that I chased him from home because he left home saying that he was going to work and he never returned until the day we fought.
She added that Nyandowo was a trained karateka and has a police identity card.
Nyandowe said he was given the ID because of his calmness and he never used his martial arts skills on Enita because he loved her.
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Magistrate Sharon Mashavira dismissed his application due to lack of merit.
