R-E-V-E-A-L-E-D: I CANNOT LAST A YEAR WITHOUT A MAN, SAYS DHEWA'S WIDOW AS SHE MOVES OUT

Peter “Dhewa” Moyo has opened up on the reasons Miniehle Mukweli, his father’s widow, moved out of their rented home in Msasa, Kwekwe.

The firebrand Utakataka Express boss said Miniehle failed to stay true to the traditional custom of staying single for a year before moving on. He said she moved out of her own volition because she felt that a year would be too long a time for her to wait until she hooked up with someone.

Peter said Miniehle had made it clear during the family meet­ings soon after Tongai Moyo’s burial in Sesombe last year that she would be unable to mourn for a year since she is young and willing to move on.

“Soon after the burial, my mother said she was only 26 years old and thus could not stay single for a whole year. She said she had been faithful to Tongai and stayed true to him during the most desperate of times, but could not continue to be punished even after his death,” said Peter.

The Young Igwe, as Peter is affectionately known by his legion of fans, said he believed Miniehle realised that she was putting all the children in a difficult spot, including himself as the eldest son and bread winner, by continuing to stay with them.

 Efforts to get a comment from Miniehle, known as “Ndiro Yababa” after one of Dhewa’s songs, were fruitless as her mobile phone was unreachable.

However, the young widow did not give reasons for leaving home when earlier contacted.

“Who gave you my number? Ask Peter, maybe he might know if they kicked me out of the house. What I know is that I moved out peacefully. We are in good books,” she was quoted as saying in a local publication.
                                                                                                                                                          

...''if u ask me, na who i go ask...the matter wey u see so, e heavy for mouth''....no comment!