Wutaunashe prophesies ED’s eminent fall

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In a dramatic proclamation that went into Saturday midnight, Andrew Wutaunashe, the self-proclaimed chief prophet of Emmerson Mnangagwa, has declared that the Zimbabwean President has reached the end of his divine seven-year rule, comparing his fall to that of King Nebuchadnezzar, the Babylonian ruler who was humbled by God and reduced to spend the next 7 years eating grass, among animals.

Addressing his ‘prayerful’ congregation, Wutaunashe claimed that God first revealed Mnangagwa’s rise and fall to him in 1997 and again in 2010, which would be only for a seven year glorious period, after which Mnangagwa would lose supernatural power and start manifesting humanness. He suggested that his expiration is part of God’s divine plan.

Wutaunashe directly suggested Mnangagwa’s downfall, emphasizing that it was God’s doing, not man’s will:

“I wanted to just hear from God, and God told me he’s being humbled, Amen. Everyone is saying whatever they want to say. But when people say things they want to say about a leader, don’t make the mistake of thinking that that unmakes him as a leader,” he said.

He stressed that while Mnangagwa’s humiliation is trending on social media, it does not negate his divine calling, even after its expiration.

Reinforcing that leaders are chosen by God, not by popular opinion, he said,

“Leaders are not raised because of people’s opinions. They are raised because of God’s calling, those callings which are without repentance, Hallelujah.”

Despite acknowledging Mnangagwa’s divine humbling, Wutaunashe warned that no one should dare take his throne:

“God said he’s being humbled, but no one must take his throne, and he must fulfill his ministry. Say, Hallelujah. He must fulfill the mission that God has given him.”

A Call for Military Action Against Mnangagwa’s Challengers?

In an unsettling twist, Wutaunashe likened Blessed Geza, the war veteran and military strategist leading calls for Mnangagwa’s resignation, to Absalom, the Biblical son of King David who attempted to seize his father’s throne but was ultimately slain by the military.–

–ZimEye