Bulawayo prophet Ian Ndlovu of Divine Kingdom Baptist Ministries publicly accepted a substantial gift from businessman Wicknell Chivayo, sparking widespread discussion. The donation included two luxury cars and a cash package exceeding US$430,000, which Ndlovu described as a divine intervention.
Ndlovu quoted biblical scripture to justify accepting the gift, stating that God works through human beings. His wife echoed similar sentiments, viewing the donation as an opportunity to expand their ministry's community outreach and charitable efforts.
Chivayo has gained attention for his high-profile gifting strategy, which involves distributing luxury vehicles to various public figures, including musicians, socialites, church leaders, and traditional chiefs. The businessman's generosity continues to generate mixed public reactions.
Despite potential criticism about the gift's appropriateness, Ndlovu's ministry maintains that the donation represents a spiritual opportunity rather than a display of vanity. The prophet's public acceptance challenges previous speculation about whether he would receive Chivayo's generous offering.
Ndlovu quoted biblical scripture to justify accepting the gift, stating that God works through human beings. His wife echoed similar sentiments, viewing the donation as an opportunity to expand their ministry's community outreach and charitable efforts.
Chivayo has gained attention for his high-profile gifting strategy, which involves distributing luxury vehicles to various public figures, including musicians, socialites, church leaders, and traditional chiefs. The businessman's generosity continues to generate mixed public reactions.
Despite potential criticism about the gift's appropriateness, Ndlovu's ministry maintains that the donation represents a spiritual opportunity rather than a display of vanity. The prophet's public acceptance challenges previous speculation about whether he would receive Chivayo's generous offering.
