Now, what if the tables were turned? If someone leaked their own nudes? The assumption is that they have an agenda and don’t often get caught up in rivalries with someone else who might have leaked the nudes.

However, the story of Naomi Dube, a 23 year old Bulawayo girl ended differently. Indecent images of Dube were said to be sent to a Local Hotel’s Whatsapp fan group. The local police were alerted of the matter and later discovered that Dube herself was allegedly responsible for sending the nudes.

The 23 year old is said to have admitted to the crime and upon further investigations the police found that the images were indeed taken by Dube’s iTel were they still were.

Naomi Dube appeared before Bulawayo magistrate Ms Marrygold Ndlovu on Friday facing charges of Cyber-crime.

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Charmaine Chikwiso, the man’s wife, dragged her husband before Harare Civil Court magistrate Nyasha Midzi demanding $5 000 maintenance for their child. She stated that her husband deals in chemicals and is a supervisor at a company earning a lot of money. Despite his financial welfare, Chikwiso continued to remark that he was not taking care of his child and left the family to avoid responsibilities.

Chikwiso remarked the following:

“I want $5 000 for our minor child aged one. I work in a tuck-shop earning $3 000. He is a supervisor at a certain company and he is also in the business of selling chemicals. I do not know his monthly income, but he earns a lot of money.

“We used to stay together, but he ran away for fear of responsibilities because he was not taking care of us. He does not have another wife or children whom I know,”

In response to Chikwiyo’s demands, Chando said he could not afford to give the amount stated as most of his money was spent on rent, food and taking care of his mother. He offered $2 000 saying that he was also not involved in any chemical business, but was a supervisor only.

Chando stated the following:

“I can only give her $2 000 because I earn $6 700. I do not have any other form of income and I also take care of my mother. We do not stay together and I am not married and have no other children besides our child.”

Chikwiso refuted these claims saying that Chando has the capacity to pay the $5 000 she wants because he was living at a friend’s house where he does not pay rentals.

Magistrate Miti has since ordered Chando to bring his bank statement for the past three months and postponed the matter to March 25 for ruling.

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