A man named Blessed Geza, who fought in Zimbabwe's war for freedom, has done some bad things. He promised to pay money for land in Harare but didn't keep his promise. He scared people who were trying to make sure he followed the law.
Many police helpers and law workers stopped working on his case because he made them afraid. He told them he would hurt them. This all started when Mr. Geza made a deal with another man, Mr. Nyabadza, to buy some land. Mr. Geza said he would pay over one million dollars by October 2021.
Mr. Geza paid a small part of the money first. He promised to pay more money on certain days, but he never did. He then told people he had paid everything, which wasn't true. He even made fake papers to make it look like he owned the land.
Mr. Geza kept making trouble. He said Mr. Nyabadza was wrong about the land papers, but Mr. Geza himself did strange things. He got special papers for the land without having the right to do it. When people asked him to show proof he had paid the money, he couldn't show anything.
One day at court, Mr. Geza became very angry. He scared a helper named Miss Maphosa and said mean things to Mr. Nyabadza. He brought fifteen young people to Mr. Nyabadza's land and made more threats. Even though Mr. Geza asked the court to help him, he kept missing his court days. The court had to change the meeting days many times because he didn't come.
Many police helpers and law workers stopped working on his case because he made them afraid. He told them he would hurt them. This all started when Mr. Geza made a deal with another man, Mr. Nyabadza, to buy some land. Mr. Geza said he would pay over one million dollars by October 2021.
Mr. Geza paid a small part of the money first. He promised to pay more money on certain days, but he never did. He then told people he had paid everything, which wasn't true. He even made fake papers to make it look like he owned the land.
Mr. Geza kept making trouble. He said Mr. Nyabadza was wrong about the land papers, but Mr. Geza himself did strange things. He got special papers for the land without having the right to do it. When people asked him to show proof he had paid the money, he couldn't show anything.
One day at court, Mr. Geza became very angry. He scared a helper named Miss Maphosa and said mean things to Mr. Nyabadza. He brought fifteen young people to Mr. Nyabadza's land and made more threats. Even though Mr. Geza asked the court to help him, he kept missing his court days. The court had to change the meeting days many times because he didn't come.
