Exclusive Interview: Naiza Boom Responds to Former Members’ Claims, Advocates
Michael Machiwona, the founding director of Naiza Boom, has addressed allegations made by four former members of his group – Terrence Chirinda (Jatiwero), Yvonne Chirowa (Vovo), Myron Muswe (Ozemwa), and Enlight Muzira (Netsai).
These former members left the group after nine years, citing low salaries and unprofessional behaviour by Machiwona.
He said "Kumashure kwese uko pasati patanga kuita madhiri emota, mari dzataiwanza kutambira like kuma range kuma200, ma300. But last year, ndopatai panana dzinenge dzasara kana tatenga mota.
Ndoma80 anga akutaurwa nevakomana nema50. But kumashure kwese uko dzaitambiriswa ma300 nema200 nema250. Zvichisangana nekuti month iroro pabuda marii. Ndomashandiro ataiita,” Naiza Boom explained.
kana pane pandakakanganisa, I think Jati munhu wandinotofarirawo zvisingaiti. Kana achikwanisa ngaangouyewo ati, “Mukoma wangu pakati makanganisa” kana kuti “Murikunganisa pakati.”
I think zvinhu zvinogona kuti batsira,” Naiza Boom pleaded with Jatiwero to come forward with his grievances.Kana vachikwanisa vanokwanisa kuuya togara pasi totaurirana sefamily. Hongu munhu wese anokanganisa. Hongu munhu wese anotadza.
Hapana munhu asingakanganise. But chinoitika manje ndechekuti kana matadzirana munofanirwa kugara pasi sefamily zvopera,” Naiza said.
