Controversial entrepreneur Sir Wicknell Chivayo sees his acts of generosity as fulfilling prophecy, believing that his philanthropy will pave the way for him to become Zimbabwe’s first billionaire under 45.
In recent months, the self-described supporter of ZANU PF has gained notoriety for showing off expensive cars to prominent figures, leaders, and followers of the Johanne Masowe apostolic cult.
The 41-year-old Chivayo, who is from the isolated Gandami village in Chivhu, claimed confidence in an interview with NewsDay that his altruistic actions were a fulfilment of prophecies. He said:
“The teachings of Masowe serve as my guiding. Among the many predictions I’ve heard throughout my life, the one about my rise to become a millionaire strikes a deep chord with me.
“I’m committed to continuing my philanthropic efforts as they align with my belief that they’ll unlock blessings leading to my achievement of becoming Zimbabwe’s youngest billionaire.”
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Sir Wicknell Chivayo emphasised that his generosity won’t exhaust his financial resources and underlined that his contributions come from personal savings and other sources of income:
“My wages and personal savings support my generosity. The wealth I’ve been able to accumulate is a result of both divine providence and my own hard work. Giving back what I’ve gotten won’t deplete my fortune, for this reason.”
“Love and kindness are like seeds planted in a field. When the seeds grow into fruit, there are several benefits. I know I won’t lack as long as I stick to Johane’s instructions and continue to dress modestly.”
Hivayo dismissed criticism on social media, blaming his upbringing in Chitungwiza for his resilience:
