Trevor Dongo shared his pain on social media about the extreme toxicity from bloggers and journalists these days. He wrote that he needed to gather strength just to post this message. He describes how fake stories circulate in different versions simply to attract likes and damage his reputation. He points out that those spreading false information are actually the closest insiders who betray confidential details for money from social media.
Trevor revealed he lost many things he worked years to build - furniture, clothes, shoes, studio gear, company papers, and even his apartment. He suffered serious burns and tried hard to save and recover his belongings. He expressed feeling intense pain, noting that despite being a good father and friend, his life has been destroyed. He thanked genuine friends and family members, including Zimbabwe Musicians Jimmy Xtra Large, Kelvin Motsi, and Mabvuramuti, plus his doctor, spiritual leader, and lawyer.
He specifically mentioned MacDonald MacDee Chidavaenzi as someone who has been nothing but a good friend and brother since 2006, always helping without expecting anything back. Trevor admitted losing hope and questioning his reason to live. He mentioned new music they recorded that might never be released because of what happened. The final part of his message, written in Shona, appears to express additional distress about his current situation.
The post reflects Trevor's deep despair, as he stated directly that his life has been ruined. His emotional message highlights the real damage that can happen when false stories spread online, affecting both his career and his personal life.
Trevor revealed he lost many things he worked years to build - furniture, clothes, shoes, studio gear, company papers, and even his apartment. He suffered serious burns and tried hard to save and recover his belongings. He expressed feeling intense pain, noting that despite being a good father and friend, his life has been destroyed. He thanked genuine friends and family members, including Zimbabwe Musicians Jimmy Xtra Large, Kelvin Motsi, and Mabvuramuti, plus his doctor, spiritual leader, and lawyer.
He specifically mentioned MacDonald MacDee Chidavaenzi as someone who has been nothing but a good friend and brother since 2006, always helping without expecting anything back. Trevor admitted losing hope and questioning his reason to live. He mentioned new music they recorded that might never be released because of what happened. The final part of his message, written in Shona, appears to express additional distress about his current situation.
The post reflects Trevor's deep despair, as he stated directly that his life has been ruined. His emotional message highlights the real damage that can happen when false stories spread online, affecting both his career and his personal life.
