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The 'Apolo-Jersey' Returns: Chibanda Apologizes to Doek & Slay After Arrest!

The "Apolo-Jersey" Returns: Apostle Chibanda Apologizes to Doek & Slay After Arrest Firebrand Pastor A...

The "Apolo-Jersey" Returns: Apostle Chibanda Apologizes to Doek & Slay After Arrest

Firebrand Pastor Alistair Chibanda has issued a public apology for cyberbullying the women’s brand Doek & Slay following his arrest, marking a recurring pattern of aggressive online campaigns ending in humiliating public retreats. This latest forced climbdown is a stark echo of the activist pastor’s history, including his infamous 2022 ‘Apolo-Jersey’ to Nyaradzo Funeral Services and a separate apology to NSSA boss Arthur Manase.

Apostle Chibanda Apologizes
Serial Apologies: Chibanda has once again been forced to retract his words under legal pressure.

Facing a criminal cyberbullying case from Doek & Slay, Chibanda posted the apology online, expressing remorse for a social media tirade where he used derogatory language about women attendees. He admitted his behavior did not "reflect integrity, maturity, or empathy," a statement that has done little to quell the skepticism of the public who have seen this cycle play out before.

The Doek & Slay Retreat

In his letter to the management of Doek & Slay, Chibanda fully retracted his claims that the event was "ungodly" or "diabolical."

"I would like to unreservedly apologize for my actions… particularly for engaging in cyber bullying and for making derogatory and hurtful statements about women who attend the event. There is no excuse for cyber bullying or for language that demeans or disrespects women."

He further acknowledged that Doek & Slay is a platform that "uplifts, empowers, and celebrates women," a sharp contrast to his previous "prophetic warnings" about satanic hosts.

Prior to his arrest, Chibanda had circulated viral videos—including one of a woman urinating in public—claiming they depicted the behavior at the event. Organizers maintained these videos were unrelated to their event and used maliciously. By apologizing, Chibanda has implicitly admitted that his "evidence" was either fabricated or misleading.

A History of Humiliation

This situation is the third in a series of nearly identical controversies. In late 2022, Chibanda issued a formal letter of apology to Arthur Manase, the General Manager of the National Social Security Authority (NSSA).

After initially accusing him of corruption, Chibanda retracted his comments as "factually incorrect and defaming" when faced with legal pressure.

Just weeks after the NSSA incident, he performed a more dramatic reversal regarding Nyaradzo Funeral Services. After leading a viral campaign accusing the company of fraud, he deleted all posts and published another humbling retraction.

He claimed he had been "misled by his sources." That very public, forced apology was widely branded an ‘Apolo-Jersey’ by the Zimbabwean online community, a moniker that has stuck to him since.

This latest incident confirms a troubling pattern: Chibanda launches aggressive, populist campaigns online, gains significant traction, but then collapses immediately when legal threats materialize, revealing a lack of verifiable evidence behind his claims.



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