The excitement of children flocking to meet jailed comedienne Mai TT at David Livingstone Primary School turned into a stampede, leaving four children with minor injuries
The incident occurred during an anti-drug and substance awareness campaign at the school, where Mai TT was performing.
The children’s excitement led to the stampede, resulting in some of them being trampled upon by others.
Teachers and officers from the Zimbabwe Prisons and Correctional Service (ZPCS) quickly intervened to rescue the injured pupils.
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Mai TT Triggers Stampede At David Livingstone Primary School
The students’ desire to obtain autographs from Mai TT led to the stampede.
During the unfortunate incident, the children were pushing towards her, hoping to get a personal memento from the popular jailed comedienne.
The fact that Mai TT remains a box office attraction, despite her fall from grace and subsequent imprisonment, highlights her enduring popularity and the enthusiasm of her fans.
Anti-Drug And Substance Awareness Campaign
Mai TT’s appearance at David Livingstone Primary School was part of a larger event organized by the ZPCS to raise awareness about drug and substance abuse.
The ZPCS brought five convicted inmates, including Mai TT, to educate the pupils about the consequences of such crimes.
Stampede At David Livingstone Primary School As Kids Flock To Meet Jailed Comedienne Mai TT
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Alongside the educational aspect, the prison choral groups provided entertainment for the audience, including Mai TT.
The event aimed to discourage the students from engaging in criminal activities and promote a drug-free lifestyle.
During the event, the convicted inmates had the opportunity to share their personal stories and regrets.
Patience Murinda, one of the inmates, expressed remorse for her past actions and the impact they had on her family. She said,
“I regret engaging in drugs and substance abuse. My child is in Grade 2 and is no longer enjoying motherly love because of my predicament”.
Another inmate, Monica Takarwa, emphasized the importance of saying no to drugs and reporting anyone involved in drug-related activities.
Mai TT was convicted of theft of trust property.
Source iHarare
