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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 30245, member: 2262"] Businessman Wicknell Chivayo slammed Blessed Geza about his Monday protest plans. Chivayo posted on Facebook, telling Zimbabweans to stay away from demonstrations set up by the former Zanu PF committee member. He called Geza a failure at politics who runs with criminals and angry opposition members. Chivayo insisted these actions go against what Zimbabwe stands for. According to Chivayo, Zimbabwe prides itself on peace and smart citizens who follow Christian values and obey laws. He claimed calls for illegal protests clash with the true Zimbabwean spirit. Chivayo labeled Geza as someone who lost respect, became useless in politics, and ran from justice. He said Geza tries to cause trouble from another country after being kicked out of his party. Chivayo believes regular citizens will reject Geza because he has zero political backing or supporters. He lacks the courage to face the legal consequences for his actions. Chivayo sees these protest demands as betraying the peace that Zimbabweans fought hard to win in 1980. He stressed that many people died during the freedom fights for the liberty Geza wants to destroy. Chivayo completely supports President Emmerson Mnangagwa, along with Vice Presidents Constantino Chiwenga and Kembo Mohadi. His support extends to the entire Zanu PF leadership team. Chivayo praised security forces as honorable, disciplined people with solid integrity. He views them as patriots who cannot be corrupted. Chivayo suggested that Geza should have talked directly with President Mnangagwa instead of pushing for violence. He pointed out that Mnangagwa always welcomes honest feedback and criticism. The president aims to build a stronger economy by 2030 that will help every citizen. Chivayo warned that burning cars and wrecking property count as terrorism. Chivayo stated that no real patriots should join these activities. He asked everyone to ignore empty protest calls from troublemakers like Geza and encouraged all Zimbabweans to continue their normal daily lives instead of participating in any demonstrations tomorrow or at a later date. [/QUOTE]

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