Man assaults girlfriend for 'locking' manhood

A man from Nkayi's Gwelutshena area beat up his small house for "locking" him.

Trust Maphosa took his small house, Nothando Ndlovu, to a secluded area where he beat the hell out of her. Ndlovu, who was rescued by a fellow villager, reported the matter to the police.

Appearing before magistrate on circuit at Inyathi, Tawanda Muchemwa, Maphosa kept to his script that he slapped Ndlovu after he had locked him.

"Your worship I just slapped her. I did not hit her with a knobkerrie. She is lying. I have a strong belief that she cast a bad spell on my organ and resultantly it got dysfunctional," said Maphosa.

It was the State's case that on 26 January this year at around 2pm, Maphosa went to Ndlovu's homestead.

He asked for sex and was offered before going back home at around 5 pm.

Prosecutor Lungisani Dube said life became sour when Maphosa tried to sleep with his wife because his manhood remained numb.

Spirited efforts to "wake it up" so that he could do the bedroom job were in vain.

After four days of foiled sexual trial, Maphosa went to visit his mistress and asked her to accompany him and she complied, the magistrate narrated.

Maphosa asked the unsuspecting mistress what she did to him but she professed ignorance of any wrong doing.

But it seems Maphosa had already hatched a plan to mete out instant justice on his unsuspecting mistress.

"He told his mistress that his manhood had become dysfunctional and that has a potential of wrecking his marriage," added Dube.

But his mistress stood her ground and refused ever casting magic to paralyse Maphosa's "bedroom gun."

However, the unbelieving Maphosa began to assault the helpless Ndlovu with slaps and a knobkerrie all over the body.