BREAKING: No winner in Makandiwa’s $1 million ‘prophetic’ challenge
BREAKING: No winner in Makandiwa’s $1 million ‘prophetic’ challenge – Despite an initial surge of interest, no one has walked away with Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa’s promised $1 million reward in his much-publicized spiritual powers challenge.
Makandiwa, known for his self-styled prophetic abilities, had thrown down the gauntlet to fellow prophets, traditional healers (sangomas), and ordinary people, inviting them to prove their supernatural abilities. The challenge was simple: correctly reveal what he had in his pocket.
However, they all failed or were shown the wrong things.
Prophet Makandiwa had six items in his pocket, including a test kit and binoculars.
All participants were given a paper to write down what they were shown in the spirit.
Not a single one got it correct.
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Makandiwa claimed the competition was designed to expose fake spiritual figures in Zimbabwe, offering to fly in challengers at his own expense—though with the condition that they reimburse him if they failed. “If anyone can prophesy and if there is a witch doctor who can see, who gets told things by demons, we can arrange for you to come here on Sunday,” he had boldly declared.
A staggering 700 people initially expressed interest, but when the event commenced, only 20 stepped forward to take part in the so-called Prophetic Cup Clash. Among them were five female seers. However, as the challenge progressed, some participants withdrew, with a few even claiming they had already foreseen their failure before arriving.
Makandiwa had pledged to reward any successful contender with $1 million, though he openly admitted he did not have the money and would need to borrow it if necessary. “I don’t have the money, but we will sign an agreement, and you can sue me. It’s not a joke,” he insisted.
For now, the prize remains unclaimed, leaving the public to wonder whether anyone will ever prove their supernatural prowess—or if the challenge was always an impossible feat.
