A taxi driver who thought his dozing four-year-old child wouldn’t
know what was happening when he had sex with a prostitute got the shock
of his life when the toddler narrated the whole sex ordeal to his wife.
This
was heard at Lusaka Local Court in a case in which the boy’s mother
Marjory Moonga aged 25 sued her husband Owen Han’gandu. The two got
married in 2000 and have three children-the four year old boy in
question being their second born.
Moonga told the court presided
over by Senior Presiding Magistrate Hilda Choonya who was sitting with
Senior Court Magistrate Morgan Kayanika that she was suing for
reconciliation because Han’gandu, 28 had chased her from their
matrimonial home shortly after she queried him about the boy’s
revelations.
“When the whole incident happened, I was out visiting
relatives. As soon as I arrived, my son told that when I was gone his
father brought what he called a brown young lady. He narrated that he
was quite sleepy when his father ‘slept on top’ of the brown woman and
started ‘moving to and fro’. The boy did not say that his father was
actually having sex because he does not anything about sex. All he said
was that he could see his father moving on top of the woman. I could
guess what he was talking about,” she told the court.
She
explained that Han’gandu could neither deny nor confirm the revelations
when she queried him. She added that from then on, Han’gandu became
‘bad’ tempered leading to her chasing away.
But Han’gandu who
vehemently denied committing adultery in the presence of his son said he
was saddened by his wife’s resolve to take the boy’s story as gospel
truth. He said children should not be believed because they tend to
“imagine things.”
Han’gandu added that Moonga decided to believe the boy’s stories because she is naturally insecure and jealousy.
“For
instance, she is always differing with my mother because she accuses my
own mother of being in the habit of looking for girlfriends for me. She
alleges that my mother knows all my girlfriends,” he said.
Han’gandu who did not object to the reconciliation proposal also complained that his wife “likes too much money.”
But
Han’gandu told the court that although he wanted Moonga back home, she
should re-do the traditional marital lessons because her behaviour was
not anywhere near that of a normal housewife. But the court declined to
give ruling on the matter because parents or guardians of both Han’gandu
and Moonga were not present in court.
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