BULAWAYO – Hazel Mangwiro, the 23-year-old that is dating convicted fake Mpilo doctor, Taurai Prosper Vanhuvaone, has vowed that she will remain celibate until his release from prison.
Vanhuvaone, a man from Bulawayo who spent two years posing as a medical doctor, defrauding patients and offering fake nursing placements at Mpilo Central Hospital and United Bulawayo Hospitals (UBH), was sentenced to five and a half years in prison last week.
He was convicted on three counts of fraud and one count of impersonation by Bulawayo magistrate Eva Matura following a full trial.
Two years of the sentence were suspended on the condition that he restitutes US$8,165 to his victims. He will serve an effective three and a half years behind bars.
The hefty sentence did not seem to have affected Mangwiro, as she declared her undying love to her incarcerated man.
“It’s not an easy decision, but it feels right. Prosper and I share a deep connection, and physical intimacy is an important part of that. But I want our first time together after his release to be special — a symbol of our commitment and the journey we’ve been through.
“I don’t care what the world says. I love my man and will stand by him,” she said.
Mangwiro said she was ready to face the challenges brought on by celibacy.
“It’s not for everyone. Celibacy can be challenging, especially in a long-term relationship. Open communication, strong emotional support, and healthy coping mechanisms are crucial. I know people might think I’m young and naïve, but I’m in love with him.”
Mangwiro said that she was eager to build a future with a man she felt would be her husband in future.
“It’s about more than just abstaining. It’s about supporting Prosper, staying true to myself, and building a future together, brick by brick. Our love is worth fighting for, and this is my way of showing him that. Nothing will separate us.”
Your man will be chewed or eaten in jail though