Harare businessman Mudiwa Hood stepped up to assist singer Trevor Dongo after flames destroyed his Harare apartment. Fans worry about Dongo following this disaster that ruined his home amid unclear stories about what really happened. Reports clash about the actual cause of the blaze that left Dongo with serious losses.
Early stories claimed two women fighting over Dongo sparked the disaster Friday night at his rented space in Avenues. These accounts said someone named Tanaka ran outside without clothes as everything went crazy. The second woman allegedly lit Dongo's mattress because she felt jealous, causing flames to spread through his entire place.
People living nearby woke up from the noise and smoke smell. They grabbed water buckets to fight the fire before help arrived. Neighbors even made a landing spot from mattresses when one woman became stuck on a first-floor balcony. She jumped down but hurt herself. Dongo and Tanaka suffered small burns during this chaos.
Dongo later rejected these stories on Facebook. He blasted writers for making up fake versions just to hurt his reputation. His emotional message explained the fire started when he wasn't home. He burned himself trying to rescue his stuff after returning. The musician lost everything, including furniture, clothes, music equipment, business papers, and his entire apartment.
The fire wrecked all his belongings throughout the bedroom, living room, bathroom, and kitchen areas. Dongo shared a scary update hinting he might harm himself. He asked for his unreleased music to be shared after he's gone. This message alarmed everyone who saw it across social media platforms.
Hood responded quickly by posting that he wanted to help Dongo restart his life. He offered a one-bedroom apartment with paid furniture that Dongo could select himself. Hood mentioned that two other people joined his effort to support the struggling singer. Nobody has reached Dongo yet for more details about his situation or current state of mind.
Early stories claimed two women fighting over Dongo sparked the disaster Friday night at his rented space in Avenues. These accounts said someone named Tanaka ran outside without clothes as everything went crazy. The second woman allegedly lit Dongo's mattress because she felt jealous, causing flames to spread through his entire place.
People living nearby woke up from the noise and smoke smell. They grabbed water buckets to fight the fire before help arrived. Neighbors even made a landing spot from mattresses when one woman became stuck on a first-floor balcony. She jumped down but hurt herself. Dongo and Tanaka suffered small burns during this chaos.
Dongo later rejected these stories on Facebook. He blasted writers for making up fake versions just to hurt his reputation. His emotional message explained the fire started when he wasn't home. He burned himself trying to rescue his stuff after returning. The musician lost everything, including furniture, clothes, music equipment, business papers, and his entire apartment.
The fire wrecked all his belongings throughout the bedroom, living room, bathroom, and kitchen areas. Dongo shared a scary update hinting he might harm himself. He asked for his unreleased music to be shared after he's gone. This message alarmed everyone who saw it across social media platforms.
Hood responded quickly by posting that he wanted to help Dongo restart his life. He offered a one-bedroom apartment with paid furniture that Dongo could select himself. Hood mentioned that two other people joined his effort to support the struggling singer. Nobody has reached Dongo yet for more details about his situation or current state of mind.
