Musa Khawula Faces Backlash Over Post Alleging Zimbabwe Police Are Hunting Blessed Geza
Musa Khawula Faces Backlash Over Post Alleging Zimbabwe Police Are Hunting Blessed Geza – Controversial South African blogger Musa Khawula is under fire on social media after posting claims that Zimbabwean police are actively searching for outspoken ‘politician’ Blessed Geza in connection with multiple r@pe allegations involving minors.
Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Musa alleged that Geza, a 75-year-old Zimbabwean man, is accused of s£xually assaulting girls aged between 12 and 16, reportedly offering them money and gifts in exchange for silence.
His post read:
“The Zimbabwe Police are actively looking to find a man by the name of Blessed Geza of Zimbabwean origin. The 75 year old filthy man is accused of raping young girls between the ages of 12 to 16 and offering them gifts and money in exchange for their silence.
xo xo, gossip girl,”
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However, the post was met with intense criticism, with many users accusing Musa of accepting bribes from Zimbabwe’s ruling party, to run a smear campaign against Geza.
Prominent journalist Hopewell Chin’ono (@DaddyHope) led the charge, stating, “You took ZANUPF bribe money to peddle this cheap propaganda! We know that every influencer has a price, yours is really cheap Musa!”
Other users joined the outrage
@AshberrySims: “Let’s report this post.
@africanacademia: “The person who wrote this post is an idiot.
@eueunbothered: “No Musa, you accepted the bribe money? But then again, you probably need the money more than morals.
@Am_Blujay: “I love your content but sometimes say no to money. This is paid promo.”
@gmapaya: “Is he giving them Zim dollars?”
While the post remains live on Musa’s page, neither Zimbabwean authorities nor official police accounts have confirmed the allegations or issued a statement.
Critics continue to question the authenticity of the claims, calling on Musa to provide evidence.
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