While married men find pleasure in erecting their pillars into their wive’s gold mines, a 38-year-old man has been using his hands to service his sexual appetite to punish the wife after an argument.
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Wanza Cititala of 10 Miles aged 32 disclosed before the Lusaka Boma local court that her husband Tivwa Muzumara, 38, would go for a whole week without enjoying the sweetness of her husband’s lollipop after a marital dispute.
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This is in a case where Cititala took Muzmara to court in order to have their nine year marriage annulled.
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Cititala disclosed that she was tired of her husband unloving nature who acted like an account’s clerk in book keeping every wrong she ever did.
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“When we argue, just to satisfy his ego, he would rather manstubate to sexually starve me for days,” she disclosed.
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However, Cititala revealed that in instances when Muzumara wanted to enter her cave of sweetness, he would become Indiana Jones the treasure hunter, who drilled his way through the pleasure like a wounded Buffalo.
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Cititala further disclosed that her husband was stingy and had never bought his children any clothes in their nine year union.
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“When my husband has money, he sleeps with his wallet under a pillow and also ensures to carry it to the bathroom when he is bathing,” Cititala revealed.
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Cititala added that Muzumara neither knew the price of her underwear nor the beddings the children slept on.
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In his defense, Muzumara said the only reason his wife filed for divorce was because of her infidelity.
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According to Muzumara, Cititala was having an affair with his tenant/ neighbour.
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“I found messages of him saying I love you so much babe and I miss you.”
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“So when I threatened her that I will tell his [Neighbor’s] wife, she rushed to court to dissolve our marriage,” Muzumara told the court.
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And Senior Local Court Magistrate Pentronella Kalyelye divorced the couple stating that the union had broken down due to emotional drift which was as a result of unmet expectations.
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Magistrate Kalyelye said trust was the foundation of marriage and when it walks away it carries love with it.
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“Therefore, the two can’t be together even if the family want them to be,” Magistrate Kalyelye noted.
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She ordered Muzumara to pay K1,200 every month as child maintenance for his two children with Cititala.
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By Mwiche Nalwimba
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