South African socialite, Zodwa Wabantu, has declared that Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe would like her because she does not wear pants.
Wabantu, known for wearing skimpy dresses without underwear, says she will like to meet Zimbabwe’s Mugabe.
The socialite, who is currently in Zimbabwe, said before she made the trip, fans from the country warned her to behave properly when she arrives to avoid being banned because their President is a strict and decent man.
“People have been threatening me about Mugabe on social media before I came here,” Zodwa told the Daily News after her appearance at Club Connect in Zimbabwe.
“They were telling me that Mugabe does not allow nonsense, as a result I won’t be allowed into Zimbabwe because I am too sexy and put on something more like revealing, which some feel I will be half unclad and that he knows that I don’t wear panties.
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“Now that those people see that I am here and free they begin to say maybe Mugabe is one of those that also like me because I don’t wear panties. But the fact is I would love to meet Mugabe, if given a chance, I will certainly love to meet that man.”
She, however, admitted she felt unsettled by the warnings knowing that Mugabe is capable of doing anything.
She added, “I really felt threatened because I don’t know the politics in this country, but I know Mugabe is a strong man, he will tell you what he wants and what he doesn’t want.
“Imagine if I had landed and I am told Zodwa you must go back. It was possible but after I passed the borders I got excited and felt like I was going to see Mugabe.”
She, however, admitted she felt unsettled by the warnings knowing that Mugabe is capable of doing anything.
She added, “I really felt threatened because I don’t know the politics in this country, but I know Mugabe is a strong man, he will tell you what he wants and what he doesn’t want.
“Imagine if I had landed and I am told Zodwa you must go back. It was possible but after I passed the borders I got excited and felt like I was going to see Mugabe.”
