Zimbabwe blessed with visionary leadership — Rev Wutawunashe

Nqobile Bhebhe, Zimpapers Writer 

Faith for the Nation Campaign founder and chairperson Rev Andrew Wutawunashe has declared Zimbabwe a blessed nation, saying God gave the country President Mnangagwa to lead it.

Addressing congregants during a thanksgiving service in Bulawayo attended by Government officials and worshippers from across the country at the Zimabwe International Exhibition Centre (ZIEC), Prophet Wutawunashe said the nation had every reason to give thanks for its leadership.

“Our greatest thanksgiving is to a man whom God gave us, that is none other than President Mnangagwa. He is not with us today because of other commitments,” said Rev Wutawunashe to loud cheers from worshippers.

“Without any apology I say Zimbabwe is blessed because God gave us President Mnangagwa,” he said.

Prophet Wutawunashe also paid tribute to Acting President Kembo Mohadi, whom he described as a faithful servant and helper given to the nation by God.

“God also gave us his helper, a man who has only missed one thanksgiving service, that is Acting President Mohadi,” he said.

Acting President Mohadi is the Guest of Honour at the event.

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Rev Wutawunashe said there is misleading information locally and internationally that Zimbabwe is stagnant.

“But since 2017, there has been tremendous progress in the country… The truth will set us free.

“If we lie about the country we are not showing Faith in God.”

The Faith for the Nation Campaign thanksgiving service is held annually to pray for the country’s leadership, peace, unity and prosperity, and to acknowledge what organisers describe as God’s hand in Zimbabwe’s journey.

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