There have been rumours doing circles about a 94 year old prophet by the name Madzibaba Wimbo who has been at the mercy of Zanu PF military chiefs trying to force him to give a succession prophecy in their favour.
While state media has been upfront denying the crimes against Wimbo of an Apolstolic church sect, zwnews.com is reliably informed by a close source that there is a lot going on as Zanu PF chiefs believes the prophet who prophesied the presidency of Robert Mugabe has some answers.
Wimbo who has been visited in recent years by Vice President ED Mnangagwa is now living in fear as he feels cohersed to do what he would not normally do.
Wimbo of the Johane Masowe Vadzidzi VaJesu, was abducted by church members and is currently living in captivity at the sect’s shrine in Shamva.
Zimbabwe’s military has been accused for taking part in the abduction of the sect’s leader.
“As we speak our army including Nyikayaramba, are holding Wimbo hostage so that he makes a prophecy on who will replace President Robert Mugabe.
Wimbo’s problem is that he has been threatened to name Emmerson Mnangagwa as Mugabe’s heir,” said the source.
Last Friday our reporters were told that the army is providing 24 hour guard at Wimbo’s shrine, claiming they are protecting him from hostile church members while the truth is they want to make sure he does not say anything against their wish.
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