12 UFIC Servants Set For Brand-New Cars As Wicknell Chivayo Makes Another Big Move
Wicknell Chivayo has announced another major giveaway involving United Family International Church (UFIC), with 12 servants set to receive brand-new vehicles and cash for fuel.
The businessman made the announcement on 19 September 2026, asking Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa and Prophetess Ruth Makandiwa to identify the beneficiaries.
The package includes 10 Toyota Fortuner 2.4 GD-6 vehicles for ushers and two 2026 Toyota Land Cruiser LC300 ZXs for outstanding church leaders.
Chivayo Wants UFIC To Identify 12 Beneficiaries
Chivayo wants five female ushers and five male ushers who have served UFIC for years to receive the Fortuners.
Each usher will also receive US$10,000 (about R162,600) for fuel.
He further wants one outstanding female church leader and one outstanding male church leader to receive the Land Cruisers.
Each leader will receive another US$20,000 (about R325,200) for fuel.
Chivayo said the selection should focus particularly on people who served the ministry during its early years.
“I am particularly interested in those humble DIE-HARDS FROM THE EARLY DAYS — people who were there when the journey was still difficult.”
The total cash component alone comes to US$140,000 (about R2.28 million).
Vehicles Already Paid For, Chivayo Says
According to Chivayo’s announcement, the beneficiaries will need to submit passports and physical addresses through Exquisite Car Dealership.
He said the vehicles had already been fully paid for and should arrive at UFIC’s Chitungwiza branch within five to 10 days after the process begins.
The latest announcement follows a series of high-value gifts involving Chivayo and UFIC.
On 29 August 2026, Chivayo said he had delivered luxury vehicles to Makandiwa and Ruth Makandiwa after an earlier promise.
Earlier in August, Makandiwa also publicly acknowledged receiving a US$1 million gift from Chivayo.
Chivayo said the latest vehicle giveaway was different, describing it as recognition for people who work behind the scenes.
“Not everybody who contributes to the success of a church stands on the pulpit.”
What Happens Next?
The next step is for the Makandiwas to identify the 12 beneficiaries.
If Chivayo’s stated timeline is followed, the selected UFIC members could soon be receiving some of the most substantial personal gifts announced in the latest round of his support for the church.
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