People talked about Nelson Chamisa taking cash from President Mnangagwa. Someone claimed he got twenty million dollars just to stay quiet as the opposition leader. Jealousy Mawarire wrote messages saying Chamisa made a secret deal with the president. He said they used the central bank to pass this money between them. His posts stirred up lots of talk among citizens who wanted answers from their former party leader.
Mawarire shared more details about where this money changed hands. He pointed to the basement parking area inside the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe building and described travel bags stuffed with cash moving from one side to another. The main point seemed clear—Chamisa agreed not to criticize the president after taking this payment. When people asked Mawarire to prove these claims, he laughed at them instead.
He compared asking for proof to requesting receipts for illegal things. He asked if anyone ever got paperwork when buying marijuana on street corners. His statements pushed many supporters to question what really happened between these political figures. The story spread fast across different social platforms as users shared and commented on it.
Many followers demanded that Chamisa explain himself directly. When someone asked him straight out if he took twenty million dollars as claimed, he answered without actually answering. He chose words that floated above the specific question rather than addressing it head-on. His response came wrapped in metaphors about animals and mud fights.
Chamisa wrote that smart creatures never jump into messy battles with pigs. He talked about truth having special powers to defend itself without lawyers helping it. He mentioned how real truth can stand strong as time passes. His words left everyone guessing whether money had changed hands or not. Both sides kept arguing online, as neither man offered solid facts that could end the argument once and for all.
Mawarire shared more details about where this money changed hands. He pointed to the basement parking area inside the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe building and described travel bags stuffed with cash moving from one side to another. The main point seemed clear—Chamisa agreed not to criticize the president after taking this payment. When people asked Mawarire to prove these claims, he laughed at them instead.
He compared asking for proof to requesting receipts for illegal things. He asked if anyone ever got paperwork when buying marijuana on street corners. His statements pushed many supporters to question what really happened between these political figures. The story spread fast across different social platforms as users shared and commented on it.
Many followers demanded that Chamisa explain himself directly. When someone asked him straight out if he took twenty million dollars as claimed, he answered without actually answering. He chose words that floated above the specific question rather than addressing it head-on. His response came wrapped in metaphors about animals and mud fights.
Chamisa wrote that smart creatures never jump into messy battles with pigs. He talked about truth having special powers to defend itself without lawyers helping it. He mentioned how real truth can stand strong as time passes. His words left everyone guessing whether money had changed hands or not. Both sides kept arguing online, as neither man offered solid facts that could end the argument once and for all.
