A 24 year old married lady who admitted to having an extramarital affair with a 50 year old guy she thought was dreadful in bed surprised Livingstone Local Court A1. She testified in court that the only reason she loved him was because he bought her things. Stressy JengaJenga, 50, and Janet Siachinji, 24, claimed to be one other's lovers and to have been having sex for five months.
She further disclosed that during their five-month relationship, the two had two instances of protected sexual activity.Lazarus Muzoka, 35, of Siandaza village, sued Jengajenga of the Musokotwane region for adultery and demanded K20,000 in damages, according to Siachinji, who was recounting the case. In 2017, Muzoka wed Siachinji and gave a dowry of K6,000. One kid was born to the couple."Muzoka is my husband, while JengaJenga is my boyfriend. Jengajenga and I have had sex twice in our backyard at night but we used protection on both occasions. However, he is not good in bed as compared to my husband," she said.
Siachinji testified to the court that Jengajenga persuaded her to date him by offering her presents including a phone and skin-lightening creams.
"I fell in love with Jengajenga because of the gifts and that led us into having sex," she said.When he saw the presents his wife was receiving, including sugar, lotions, rice, and chitenge materials, Muzoka said to the court that he began to have doubts about his wife and Jengajenga.He claimed that his wife began to balk at helping him work in their garden.424wrw4fc"However, our 5-year-old son told me that she was having an affair with Jengajenga because he used to visit my home at night. My son said they would leave him and then retreat to a hidden area behind our house," he said.
He also told the court that he confiscated his wife's phone and discovered videos of her on it.
"My wife would often leave me alone in the house on pretext that she had gone to charge her phone. When I found them in a compromising manner, I confronted her but she shouted at me, so I pursued Jengajenga, who quickly fled into the house," he said.
But Jengajenga said he was just being a good Samaritan by showing Siachinji with gifts. He said he was not having a sexual affair with her.
"The phone Siachinji got was for sale and she was the first person to express interest in purchasing it," he said.
Passing judgment, principal presiding Local Court Magistrate Mubiana Mubita, sitting with Magistrates Esau Daka and Charles Mumba partially upheld the claim and ordered Jengajenga to pay K10,000 in compensation in K500 monthly installments.
The court also instructed the couple to return the phone to Jengajenga.
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