SIR WICKNELL DELIVERS ON CAR PROMISE TO MAKANDIWAS
By The Day Star
HARARE — Businessman Sir Wicknell Chivayo has fulfilled his pledge to deliver brand-new cars to United Family International Church (UFIC) leaders Prophet Emmanuel and Prophetess Ruth Makandiwa.
Chivayo and his wife, Lulu, were hosted to dinner by the Makandiwas at their home, where he also praised the couple for their ministry and hospitality.
“Honouring my word… done and delivered,” Chivayo said, adding that he was delighted to have “wholeheartedly and successfully delivered” the vehicles as promised.
He said keeping his word was one of his greatest strengths, describing every commitment he makes as a bond that must be honoured.
“What is promised must be fulfilled,” he said, thanking God for giving him the resources to meet his commitments.
Chivayo also paid tribute to the Makandiwas for what he described as their extraordinary work through United Family International Church (UFIC).
He said building and sustaining a successful ministry required sacrifice, discipline, consistency, vision and unwavering faith.
Chivayo said UFIC had touched countless lives, brought people closer to God and created a spiritual home for thousands of believers.
“That kind of impact deserves to be recognised, celebrated and supported,” he said.
Chivayo further pledged to continue supporting churches and ministers whose work he believes is genuinely advancing the Gospel and transforming people’s lives.
“The work of God is greater than all of us,” he said, adding that he would continue giving, supporting churches, uplifting servants of God and contributing wherever he believed the Gospel was being advanced.
He said his philosophy was that blessings should not end with the person who receives them, but should become a blessing to others.
Chivayo thanked the Makandiwas for the dinner, describing their hospitality and fellowship as deeply appreciated.
He also prayed for God to continue strengthening the couple, protecting their family and taking UFIC “from strength to strength”.
“Put God first… always,” he concluded.
