Sir Wicknell Buys $140 000 Car For Sulu Chimbetu, Days After Gifting Jah Prayzah

31/01/2024

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Sir Wicknell buys vehicle for Sulumani Chimbetu

Barely a week after making headlines for buying musician Jah Prayzah a US$180,000 vehicle, Sir Wicknell, today surprised many when he bought one for Dendera music sensation Sulumani Chimbetu.

As he continues on his gifting spree, Sir Wicknell says he finds it fulfilling to splurge on ruling ZANU PF party supporters and sympathizers.

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Chivhayo Buys Jah Prayzah Luxurious Car

Last week Chivayo bought musician Jah Prayzah a US$ 180,000, S500 Mercedes Benz.

Writing on his X handle, Chivayo said: “It would be very unfair and grossly unreasonable for me not to also acknowledge and recognize our own legend and superstar, the man himself, Jah Prayzah. Hatinga kanganwe zvazuro nehope, back then wakaimba ‘Mudhara Vachauya’ then takazomuona zveshuwa akazouya uye iri Shumba inoruma zvokwadi.”

The businessman has become synonymous with gifting various artistes and ordinary people with cars.

“Ukazoimba uchiti ‘Kutonga Kwaro’ nazvino richiri kutonga haro gamba riya and now the recent amazing ‘Chiremerera’ and for sure vakagara pava kagadzikwa, havana kubvuta, vaka sarudzwa. Indeed he was democratically elected in terms of our Constitution. We voted for him. Zvokwadi haunyebi vane zodzo uye imhondoro.

“My brother, not only has your music been consistent with our ZANU PF’s inevitable victory all the way but you are also the Zimbabwe National Army brand ambassador crowned with a very senior rank of full colonel, an appointment and rank that an ordinary citizen like me can only dream off.

“As my small way of saying thank you. Please kindly accept and go and immediately collect your new 2023 Mercedes Benz S500 4Matic at Exquisite car dealership. See Victor. Nakidzwa hako uri mu latest shape yako you deserve it. US$180 000 well spent on you wholeheartedly. Congratulations to you my brother, you earned it and you deserve it… EDelivers,” he wrote.