We are protected: Rev. Dr. Obedia Musindo Hails Security Forces for mantainance of law and order in the Country

Musindo Praises Zimbabwe’s Security System for People’s Protection Destiny of Afrika Network founder and president, Rev. Obediah Musindo, has praised Zimbabwe’s security system for safeguarding citizens, urging the public to go about their daily lives without fear. Speaking in an interview withAfrica News Hotspot, Rev.

Musindo said Zimbabweans should not only reject demonstrations but should “comfortably ignore” them, placing trust in both God and national institutions. “Zimbabweans should not live in fear. Zimbabweans must not only reject demonstrations, they must comfortably ignore these demonstrations, knowing very well that above we put a God, a living God protecting us,” he said.

The cleric expressed gratitude to the country’s security services, saying they play a critical role in maintaining peace and stability.“But the same God is using our security system. If there is anything that I want to say, I want to thank God for our security. I want to thank God for our service chiefs,” Rev.

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Musindo stated. He added that Zimbabwe has a dedicated intelligence network and capable law enforcement agencies.“Zimbabweans must know that we have a committed intelligence system in this country. We have competent law enforcement agencies in this country.

We are protected, we are covered.” Rev. Musindo also commended President Dr. Mnangagwa, describing him as a leader with strong command over national security.“And above all, our President is an intelligence supreme.

Not only that, he is a powerful President, he is always 10 miles ahead.” The DANet president encouraged citizens to continue with normal activities, including attending church and running businesses, without concern.“People should do their activities freely, whether going to Church, running your businesses because we are protected… So Zimbabweans should not pay attention to all these so-called demonstrations.” Rev. Musindo has consistently called for peace, unity and respect for national institutions as foundations for development.

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