Businessman and philanthropist Wicknell Chivhayo has received an emotional public prayer and tribute from Kingdom Prosperity Ministries founder Apostle Rodney Chipoyera, who described him as “an extension of God’s hand of generosity” following his continued support for ministers of the Gospel across Zimbabwe.

Speaking in a heartfelt video that has resonated with many Christians, Apostle Chipoyera prayed for God’s continued favour upon Chivhayo, saying his generosity is a rare gift that has touched countless lives and strengthened the work of the Church.

“You are a man that is being used by God as an extension of God’s hand of generosity—unmatched generosity on planet Earth. You are a star, not in the making, but a star that will continue to shine. You remind me of the centurion in the Bible,” said Apostle Chipoyera.

The moving prayer came after Chivhayo presented the cleric with a brand-new 2026 Rolls-Royce Cullinan, a gesture that prompted the Apostle to publicly express his gratitude while declaring blessings over the businessman.

The businessman is no stranger to Kingdom Prosperity Ministries, where during his last visit he gifted more than 20 ushers with vehicles `(Toyota Aqua) as a reward for Kingdom service.

Apostle Chipoyera’s remarks have drawn attention to Chivhayo’s growing reputation as one of Zimbabwe’s most generous benefactors of the Christian community. Over recent years, the businessman has gifted luxury vehicles and financial support to numerous ministers of the Gospel, saying his desire is to honour those dedicated to spreading the Word of God.

Among the beneficiaries is Prophetess Tracey, who recently received a new Lexus SUV, while three of her pastors were each gifted Toyota Fortuner vehicles.

Prophet Uebert Angel has also benefited from Chivhayo’s generosity, receiving a Rolls-Royce, with additional luxury vehicles presented to his wife and son. Prophet Walter Magaya was gifted a 2025 Mercedes-Maybach, while his son also received a vehicle.

Other prominent church leaders who have received gifts from Chivhayo include Bishop Nehemiah Mutendi, Mutumwa Paul Mwazha and Evangelist Muparinga, among many others.

For many within the Christian community, Apostle Chipoyera’s prayer was more than an expression of gratitude—it was a recognition of what he believes is a divine calling upon Chivhayo’s life to bless others. His words portrayed the businessman not merely as a philanthropist, but as someone being used to support the work of God through extraordinary acts of generosity.

As tributes continue to emerge from ministers who have benefited from his giving, Chivhayo remains a prominent figure whose philanthropy continues to spark admiration and conversation across Zimbabwe and beyond.

By Hope