Susan Mutami
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Philanthropist, Businesswoman, Founder and Chairperson of the SUSAN MUTAMI TRUST, Pro-Democracy Human Rights Activist.
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I would like to share the videos that the Nigerian guy Okocha Ikoro took of me in my most vulnerable state, drugged me and put an anal butt plug in my ass without my consent. Queensland Police is also in possession of these videos and they have just told me they don’t think they will be a successful prosecution despite me providing all these videos as evidence to them and medical records from the hospital. You all can clearly see that I look drugged up. As for the letter from your lawyer Okocha Ikoro a retraction will never come from me matter of fact I’m going to amplify my voice from all corners of the globe. You can pay bloggers,write all sorts of things about me and still I’m not moved by those tactics. I will see you in court. You violated me so many times. I sent an email to the police requesting an update on my case. The Constable preferred to respond to me over the phone rather than emailing me back and I recorded the phone call. This system has always been against me and my children for the longest time. SB Moyo’s son was sexually assaulted at Brisbane Boys College and they swept everything under the carpet to the point that Sabhuku Temba P. Mliswa offered to have both children relocate back to Zimbabwe. The boy had to change schools because of that. Tinotenda got Bullied at Kindy and the Queensland government under David Crisafulli swept everything under the carpet and I had to comfort my son and I moved him to another Kindy and nothing happened to that childcare Provider. This current state government wines and dines with people who violate women. Sabhuku Temba P. Mliswa and Ambassador Isaac Moyo have your lawyers send me the paperwork as discussed before I will handover the children to you because this environment is not it. My children’s families had advised me not to post the videos but I think I should so people have a clear picture of what happened to me.
Susan Mutami479,373 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
Back from our mini vacation with my boys and what a time the children had. My kids are so lucky to have a mum like me because I give them luxurious experiences in life. Last night we had dinner to celebrate my son’s namesake and coincidentally he passed on the same month that I gave birth to my son. I asked my boy how he wants to honor his grandfather and he said over dinner and also on a Skii trip because granddaddy never got to experience the snow, so we are preparing to go on another family holiday to honor a great man. Always make time for your little ones and start special family traditions to honor late family members. #vanavanemazitamakurungavaremekedzwe
Susan Mutami91,258 Aufrufe • vor 24 Tagen
I would like to thank the Director General CIO,Ambassador Paul Chikawa,my son’s uncle Ambassador Isaac Moyo🥰, Owen Mudha, General Chiwenga and the Officer who got dispatched to offer us support and check on our wellbeing. I don’t deserve your kindness, I’ve insulted you, called you names on this platform but you still continue to show up for your nephews. Your Officer was kind to us and we had a great weekend. Sometimes I forget Moyo akamunyoresa kuCIO when he was born and he’s supposed to be in your care. Now I understand why he did that and why your organization always has a soft spot for him. If possible can my youngest child Tino also be in your books because I never want the boys to be separated. Where Tendai goes Tino goes. They are a unit, they go together. We are grateful🙏🏿. zvamutori vanhu vari bho 🫶🏾. Nephew has done a short video for his loving uncle and thank you 🥰.
Susan Mutami178,486 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat
On this day 5 years ago my mucus plug came off just after 19:30hrs and my waters broke whilst I was alone with my 4yr old. My son Tendi had a very important event at his Kindergarten the next day and going to the hospital would have meant that he would have missed out on his official graduation portrait. We went to bed around 9pm and at 1am the contractions began. I was counting how far apart they were whilst comforting my oldest child whose reign as an only child was about to come to an end. At 4am the pain became unbearable, I couldn’t call 000 because i had spent 6yrs of my life driving my son to childcare, taught him how to read and write and the Graduation Potrait meant a lot to me. At this stage no one in my family knew I was in active labour. For some reason I felt an adrenaline rush, I started doing the washing, cleaned the house, packed my son’s overnight bag and got him ready for his big day. I drove my son to Kindy in excruciating pain and stopped along the way so I could take deep breaths . When I got to admissions they didn’t waste time. I had dilated 8cm and they were worried about me and the baby because I had taken long to check in at the hospital. I informed my family that I was in active labour when I was 9cm dilated , I also informed Setfree Nherera Mafukidze 🇿🇼 and uncle Farai. Tino’s head was too big and his heart rate started dropping, his head had been stuck in my cervix for a long time. They started preparing me for an urgent c-section. The Head Surgeon said he couldn’t wait he had to save the baby even though I was against a c-section, the 2nd surgeon suggested an episiotomy and they quickly cut me up and got him out safely. When he came out he didn’t cry for 7 minutes, everyone in the delivery room started praying including the student nurses. The Zim community lady wechikuru who had come to offer me support in the delivery room started calling out the Shumba Murambwi ancestors chanting out Sabhuku Temba P. Mliswa ‘s dad’s name to show up for his grandson and Tino eventually cried. I thought I had lost him for a second but the doctors and midwives at Mater Mothers Hospital worked overtime to make sure Tino came home with me together with his ancestors and I’m forever indebted to them🙏🏿. When the surgeon finished suturing me up he said you are one lucky lady, we could have lost the baby. I responded by saying Tinotenda and that’s how I came up with his name, Tinotenda Cripper Mliswa. When my family arrived we had been transferred to the ward. His 5th birthday is tomorrow but the celebrations began today, this whole week we will be celebrating all things Tinotenda Mliswa 🥰 starting with his official birthday party amongst many other surprises in store for him. If you are a man please appreciate the mother of your children, going to labor is no joke. Women go through so much just to bear children. BaTino Sabhuku Temba P. Mliswa thank you for Tino ❤️🫶🏾.
Susan Mutami35,324 Aufrufe • vor 16 Tagen
Nowadays this is how I treat my enemies. Kungobwaira chete umwe anochema.
Susan Mutami41,821 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten
Mazuva ano zvakuda kutogara wakagadzirira. I can’t tell you everything but your health is your wealth. Normalize eating smaller portions, cut back on Sadza replace it with Zviyo, exercise 3-4 times a week or even more, consume a lot of organic veggies and fruits, drink a lot of water, cut back on having baked beans,bacon and bread, instead just have a smoothie for breakfast, stay hydrated and cut back on alcohol/ wine. Having a big tummy in 2025 is not a flex. You should all aim to have a 6pack like BaTino. Most women run to BaTino not only because he’s good at his craft but because he’s appetizing to look at. I run 5km under 10 minutes every 3 days .Anyway Is there anyone who can advise me on how to make my armpits yellow bone? Natural remedies please.
Susan Mutami37,691 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
I’ve come back to testify. My 2yr 8month old Tinotenda sat for the Wechsler preschool and primary scale of intelligence yesterday and scored an IQ of 133.He’s seriously gifted,he can read,write,he’s good at maths. He’s now in Kindy class pending the outcome of next week’s…
Susan Mutami51,981 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren
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