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RAUNCHY dancer, Beverly Sibanda, became the first of the high-profile defence advocates to jump ship.
Bev joined a group of influencers who were critical of H-Metro, and defended Madam Boss’ husband, Ngonidzashe Munetsiwa, in the exclusive article produced by this newspaper this week.
The article, which exposed Munetsiwa’s secret affair with his namesake, Ngonidzashe Evangelister Zhou, has been the talk of the town.
It dominated the internet discussions, for the second day running, with some backing the newspaper while others were in support of the Munetsiwas.
Bev, though, chose to jump ship.
“Ndamurwira Tyra (Madam Boss), zvaramba, H-Metro inenharo, yanyora zvimwe futi,” Bev posted.
“(Anyway) good day.”
Eva, the woman at the centre of the storm, granted H-Metro an interview yesterday and claimed the drama was now affecting her psychologically.
She said when she confided in her pastor, she wanted the matter to remain confidential.
She claimed she has spent the last three days, without eating anything, as she struggles with the pressure.
Her employer, and mysterious boyfriend, have all told her to first deal with her issues.
Eva claimed she never expected the story would boomerang on her personal life.
“I never thought this would affect me this much but the last few days have been like hell to me.
“I have lost close friends, and relatives, and have no one to turn to and this is disturbing me.
“I just need a break from everything and, maybe, start afresh,” said Eva. H-Metro
