Millions of Christians Back Constitutional Amendment Bill.3, says Rev. Dr. Musindo

“The President has established good working relations with prophetic movements,” Musindo explains. “You see him with Uebert Angel, Prophet Eddy Branson, and visiting Prophet Makandiwa’s church—something never seen before. Even those who were once anti-government are now knocking on the door of the State House.” This outreach extends to the highest levels of spiritual seniority, with Dr.

Musindo noting that even respected elders like Mai Eunice Guti have engaged with the President, signaling a broad-based “love for the leader” across generations. Elite Patronage: Key figures and Presidential appointees like Kuda Tagwirei, Dr. Tungwarara, and Sir Wicknell Chivayo are identified as spearheading the President’s vision.

The “Car” Revolution: “Long ago, fancy cars were for a few,” Musindo notes, “but today, church leaders own luxurious vehicles because of the President.” These donations are often handled privately, reflecting a leader who “is not after fame.” The 4-Million-Christian Mandate for Amendment Bill No. 3This wave of material and spiritual support has translated into a solid political mandate for Constitutional Amendment Bill Number 3. Musindo argues that extending the President’s term is a natural desire for those enjoying the fruits of his leadership.

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I am saying things that i have technically proved. So extending his term shouldn’t be an issue. Most churches leaders want to see good things received by others also being extended to them.

They want to see their youths and women getting empowered. President Mnangagwa never closed the door against the Church. So then the President has also generated hope among Christians.

The young Christians women movement in across all their denominations are questioning to see the President. The youths are questing to see the President. Because of his practical financial support has raised millions of dollars in support of many churches. This is why most Christians are in support of President Ed Mnangagwa.”

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