Malawian VP Plane Crash: Prophet Known for Predicting SA Celebrity Deaths Foresees Another Tragedy

Zimbabwean Prophet Slammed After Claiming He Predicted Malawian VP’s Fatal Plane Crash

A Zimbabwean prophet, known for his alleged prophecies about the deaths of South African celebrities, has faced intense backlash on social media after claiming he had predicted the tragic plane crash that killed Malawi’s Vice President Saulos Klaus Chilima and nine others.

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President Confirms Tragic Loss

Malawi’s President Lazarus Chakwera confirmed the tragic news, stating that Vice President Chilima and his entourage perished in a crash while flying within the country. The military aircraft went off radar during a flight in poor weather conditions on Monday morning. A search operation led by the Malawi Defence Force found the wreckage in Chikangawa Forest.

Dr. Chilima, 51, was en route to represent the government at the burial of former government minister Ralph Kasambara, who passed away four days prior. Among the passengers was former First Lady Shanil Dzimbiri. The flight, which took off from the capital, Lilongwe, was diverted from landing in Mzuzu due to poor visibility before it crashed.

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Zimbabwean Prophet Claims He Predicted Malawian VP’s Plane Crash

In an apparent attempt to bolster his credibility as a seer, the prophet, known as Obey Tichafa Mukanhairi or Prophet Mellontik Orasi, shared screenshots of a list of prophecies he had allegedly made in September last year. One of these predictions was about a plane crash. However, Zimbabweans were quick to point out that the time since his “prophecy” could hardly be considered “shortly.”

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Prophet Faces Social Media Wrath

The comments section was filled with scepticism and mockery, with Zimbabweans questioning the validity of the prophet’s claims. Some pointed out that the crash occurred almost a year after his supposed prophecy, making a mockery of his assertion that it would happen “shortly.”

Lameck Maxy:

Ndo shortly iyi. Amen mfundisi

Munya DK Pedzisayi:

Kkkkkkk it’s close to a year now since your prophecy & you still call it shortly ita mushe iwe!

Fiona Martins:

Since September is that shortly

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