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UK-based Malawian confessed hooker, Andulire Mwambira alias Sandra Mtonya, known for revealing in British tabloids that she had a series of sex encounters with Manchester City star Yaya Toure and the midfielder’s brother Kolo of Liverpool, has taken to Facebook to scandalise singer and now pastor Mlaka Maliro.
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Andulire earlier this year warned Mlaka that she would scandalise him and reveal all the sex exploits they allegedly had when the singer visited UK last year to perform at Miss Malawi UK show.
She accused Mlaka of not being cooperative to “pay” for the sex escapades.
“After reading about Yaya and Kolo Toure he should have just been compliant and deposited the owed money in my account as agreed,” she stated.
But Mlaka, who is now a full time pastor, evangelising at Cross Life Ministries in Chilomoni, Blantyre ignored the hooker’s demands for money and did not publicly commented on the claims.
Now, Andulire is living up to her threats and has started scandalising the married evangelist by posting photos of last year showing Mlaka in allegation cheating venture.
According to free-talking Andulire on her Facebook page, Mlaka of Kamandidutsadutsa music fame, did not only bed the hooker but had a double with her ‘partner in crime’ Sibo Sybo Sawart (real name of Sibongile Sawati).
“The pastor came here and was busy laying hands on you (not in the spiritual way) while his wife thought that he was praying for people,” wrote the hooker in a public spat to her friend.
Mlaka did not directly react to the accusations, saying he is too busy with evangelism which has become his full-time occupation and that people should accept that he is a changed person.
The Cross Life Church pastor said with God he has overcome the guilt from his past life.
He stressed that God has restored his joy in salvation and gave him “freedom from guilt.”
Mlaka refused to dwell on past failures, saying he moved on and is doing God’s work and that the devil will attempt to bring him down.
“When the Lord forgives us, those old sins are as far from us as the east is from the west. They are nailed to the cross, dead and buried and gone. If God forgives us, we should not refuse to forgive ourselves.”
Mlaka shot into the limelight in the late 1990s with his debut album
Dzanja Lalemba which until today remains one of the best compilations in the country.
Andulire posts Mlaka's photo with Sibo[/caption]
Andulire earlier this year warned Mlaka that she would scandalise him and reveal all the sex exploits they allegedly had when the singer visited UK last year to perform at Miss Malawi UK show.
She accused Mlaka of not being cooperative to “pay” for the sex escapades.
“After reading about Yaya and Kolo Toure he should have just been compliant and deposited the owed money in my account as agreed,” she stated.
But Mlaka, who is now a full time pastor, evangelising at Cross Life Ministries in Chilomoni, Blantyre ignored the hooker’s demands for money and did not publicly commented on the claims.
Now, Andulire is living up to her threats and has started scandalising the married evangelist by posting photos of last year showing Mlaka in allegation cheating venture.
According to free-talking Andulire on her Facebook page, Mlaka of Kamandidutsadutsa music fame, did not only bed the hooker but had a double with her ‘partner in crime’ Sibo Sybo Sawart (real name of Sibongile Sawati).
“The pastor came here and was busy laying hands on you (not in the spiritual way) while his wife thought that he was praying for people,” wrote the hooker in a public spat to her friend.
Mlaka did not directly react to the accusations, saying he is too busy with evangelism which has become his full-time occupation and that people should accept that he is a changed person.
The Cross Life Church pastor said with God he has overcome the guilt from his past life.
He stressed that God has restored his joy in salvation and gave him “freedom from guilt.”
Mlaka refused to dwell on past failures, saying he moved on and is doing God’s work and that the devil will attempt to bring him down.
“When the Lord forgives us, those old sins are as far from us as the east is from the west. They are nailed to the cross, dead and buried and gone. If God forgives us, we should not refuse to forgive ourselves.”
Mlaka shot into the limelight in the late 1990s with his debut album Dzanja Lalemba which until today remains one of the best compilations in the country.