Pastor Mugadza calls on Govt to introduce 'sex cubicles' in prisons

Pastor Patrick Phillip Mugadza who was recently released on bail, has challenged the government to build special “conjugal rights cottages” in jails to allow prisoners to enjoy intimacy with their partners.

Speaking to Daily News Mugadza said these conjugal rights cottages will ensure that homosexual practices are eradicated in prisons. Said Mugadza:

I have seen condoms in prison and I have seen them with inmates. What does that tell you? It means some gay activity is most likely going on in there, although I am told that one can actually have intimacy with a woman in jail,” Mugadza told the Daily News in an interview yesterday. I was told how this can be done and I asked whether my wife could also visit me in prison and they said no. I then began to realise that there is a need for the government to seriously think about this, as even president Mugabe says gays and lesbians are worse than dogs, which is not a very good statement from a leader because from my point of view as a clergyman, everybody was created in the image of God irrespective of what they do. They could be doing a wrong thing but that does not make them dogs at any given point. The best way is to speak to them so that they know what they are doing is wrong. So, if the president is seriously against gay relationships, what does he have to do? He has got to create a situation where he is going to be having what I call ‘conjugal cottages’ in prison. This way, women can visit their husbands there.

Mugadza was arrested after he “prophesied” that Mugabe would die on October 17 this year.

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