'Prophet Magaya bought my wife a car'

Prophetic Healing and Deliverance (PHD) Ministries leader Walter Magaya's alleged adultery saga took a new twist as it emerged the man of the cloth recently imported a Toyota Mark 11 - the latest version - to cement his alleged relationship with Denford Mutashu's wife, Nomsa Ruvazhe.

Mutashu made the allegations in summons filed at the High Court yesterday by his lawyers from Mugiya and Macharaga Law Chambers, in which he is demanding adultery damages to the tune of $500 000 from Magaya.

According to Mutashu, the alleged adulterous affair had seriously affected his personal health to the extent that at one point he had to take bed rest due to excessive stress.

Part of the summons handed over to Magaya by Mutashu's lawyers reads: "The defendant (Magaya) also bought the plaintiff's (Mutashu) wife a recent import vehicle, being a Toyota Mark 11, the latest version, which costs $10 000 which the plaintiff's wife is currently using."

In the summons, Mutashu said he had no doubt that Magaya knew that his (Mutashu's) wife was legally married at the time he chose to enter into a love affair with her since he admitted that she told him on their first encounter that she was legally married.