WTF AFRICA- GOBLINS STONE GIRL

IN a bizarre incident, a 17-year-old girl from Nkulumane in Bulawayo, is living in fear as she is mysteriously followed and hit with stones by suspected goblins .

The haunted girl, Ms Zanele Ndlovu, of House number 12787 Nkulumane, is living a nightmarish life as the suspected goblins follow her everywhere and hit her with stones before they disappear with her money.

In an interview, a tenant who shared lodgings with her, a visibly shaken Mr Admire Bhiri, told a harrowing story how the drama unfolded.

“Last Friday evening Ms Ndlovu came here where she was a tenant and told us that she was being hit by stones. She asked for a room in order to seek refuge as the beatings were continuously affecting her even at her mother’s place.

“As we were seated in the dining room, everything was normal but around 9 pm she started screaming saying something had crept in the room, but we didn’t see anything. From then stones were thrown from all angles yet we didn’t see the source. Even in the morning the mysterious stones appeared and started hitting her,” he said.

The suspected goblins are said to become more aggresive each time the girl attempts to run away.

Mr Bhiri said they asked her what was going on but she professed ignorance insisting she was clueless.

“We asked her what really was going on but she couldn’t say anything. She sought assistance from prophets but they had failed to help her stop the problem.”

Mr Bhiri added that at one time Ms Ndlovu’s money mysteriously disappeared from her wallet.

“What is happening here is very strange because sometimes she misplaces her money and later on it reappears. This is worrying because she claims to see things that none of us in the house can see,” he said.

Mr Bhiri took the news crew to one bedroom where he pointed areas where the stones landed and how even wardrobe drawers were flung from corner to corner during Ms Ndlovu’s attack.

One of the tenants at the house who requested anonymity said she suspected Ms Ndlovu had an idea of what was happening to her.

“I think she wronged somebody who is revenging. She must be honest so she can be helped. It’s quite weird that these things just attack her for no reason,” she said.

When contacted for comment over the phone Ms Ndlovu said she was at a church service seeking God’s intervention.

“I am in church right now to try and solve this problem,” she said.

Mr Bhiri added that they reported the matter to the police who were out of sorts on how to deal with the case.

“The police advised that she must seek help from all corners and we should update them on all the developments,” he said.