Following the death of Businessman and Socialite Genius Kadungure popularly known as Ginimbi by his legion of fans, Zimbabweans have been showering the Honda fit company with praises.
Ginimbi died after his Rolls Royce Wraith collided with a Honda Fit before hitting a tree and bursting into flames.
Ginimbi’s three associates namely Malawian Limumba Karim, fitness bunny Mitchelle “Moana” Amuli, and popular Mozambican model Alichia Adams were not so fortunate as they died in the inferno and were burnt beyond recognition.
However, the Honda Fit that was involved in the crash which costs way less than the Rolls Royce and doesn’t have all the safety features that the Rolls Royce have, upon impact did not burst into flames and the occupants survived the crash.
This has caused many to question the authenticity of the Rolls Royce Wraith which was owned by Ginimbi with some even suggesting that it was a fake imitation.
Scores of Zimbabweans have been hailing and showering the Honda Fit company with love ever since the tragic accident happened. Some social media critics were even alluding that they didn’t know that a Honda Fit was stronger than a Rolls Royce while some even declared the Honda Fit as the car of the year.
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Honda Fit Driver Recounts Collision With Ginimbi
Lucky Chikwanda, the driver of the blue Honda Fit which collided with the late socialite Genius “Ginimbi” Kadungure’s Rolls Royce on Sunday said it pains him when people accuse him of causing the businessman’s death.
Lucky said he is “just a poor guy” and the claims that he intentionally caused the accident which killed Ginimbi are outrageous as the Rolls Royce was “flying”. Lucky experienced minor injuries and is recovering at home after medical treatment.
Speaking to ZTN News, Lucky said he is lucky to be alive.
He said: My life flashed before my eyes. l don’t even know what saved me because we could have died on the spot. I was with my friend, Artwell; driving at about 60 to 80 kilometres per hour, on our way from Hatcliff.
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| Zimbabweans Shower Honda Fit With Praises Following Ginimbi’s Tragic Death |
Just as we approached the curve after Borrowdale Police Station, I saw a car trying to overtake two others. The vehicle encroached into my lane and it was too late for the driver to apply emergency brakes and for me to avoid him because he was speeding.
The next thing we collided. His car veered off the road and hit a tree.
Lucky’s friend, Artwell, too, survived unscathed. - Pindula
