Self-proclaimed prophet Passion Java yesterday on Sunday celebrated his 36th birthday. The rich prophet spoiled himself with a brand-new Maybach automobile. Java is well known for his luxurious lifestyle.
Born on October 29th, Prophet Passion Java is the son of the late Christine and Charles Java. He spent his formative years in kwaSeke, where he received his education.
In February 2016, he entered into a marital union with Lily Tsegaye, who hails from Ethiopia. Notably, he was previously married to Prophetess Yasmin, and the two have a son named Uebert Java, a name paying tribute to his spiritual mentor, Uebert Angel.
Prophet Passion Java’s religious journey took a notable turn when he, along with his brother Apostle B Java, was part of the Tabernacles of Grace Ministries. Eventually, he departed from this ministry and, in 2010, began inter-denominational services at the Chitungwiza Aquatic Complex. Despite his young age of 22 at the time, he quickly amassed a large and dedicated following. His church organization was initially named Kingdom Embassy during its early stages.
Reports suggest that during this time, Prophet Passion Java was already known for performing various miracles, captivating the faithful with his spiritual gifts.
He temporarily relocated to South Africa, where his reputation as a miracle worker continued to grow. His remarkable ability to accurately identify strangers’ identity numbers made headlines and further solidified his status as a spiritual leader.
Prophet Passion Java’s acquisition of a Maybach for his 36th birthday adds a new dimension to his life in the public eye. He is celebrating not only a personal milestone but also his ongoing spiritual journey, marked by his commitment to ministry and his impact on various aspects of Zimbabwean culture. The Maybach, renowned for its opulence and elegance, reflects the grandeur of his birthday celebration and his thriving influence within the nation.
In other news – Chicken Inn, Mukuru armed robbers arrested
In Bulawayo, the police have apprehended two suspected armed robbers believed to be responsible for a series of crimes, including robbing a Mukuru outlet, two Simbisa retail outlets, and multiple residences in the city. These criminal activities occurred between March and September.
National police spokesperson Assistant Commissioner Paul Nyathi confirmed the arrest of the two suspects, identifying them as Lenny Ryan Mupande (21) from Gweru and Bezel Chirova (21) from Njube suburb in Bulawayo. A third suspect, Ishmael Chipanga, is still at large, and a manhunt has been launched to locate him. Read More
