Family of the 17 year-old girl who died in a road traffic accident involving Passion Java’s vehicle has said the prophet never showed himself to the family following the death of their relative.
In a statement that was shared by a local tabloid H-Metro, Elizabeth Mukaro said the family has also been disturbed by reports circulating on social media that the late Joyce Tandi was pregnant.
“We want to put the record straight that the deceased was not pregnant.
At the same time we were shocked by a statement released by Prophet Passion about assistance he talked about.
His statement about scholarship is a clear insult to the family considering that the deceased was young and he never showed himself to the family,” she said.
The accident happened along Seke Road near a Zuva Service Station on Tuesday and Passion Java released a video via Fagio Marowa on Facebook clarifying the details.
According to Java, he was not the one driving the BMW X6. He said the driver who was rushing to pick him up from Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport, was the one who hit and killed the woman.
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Passion Java also took time to apologise and express his condolences to the family of the accident victim. He said:
To the family yemunhu atsikwa tinongoti Mwari ave nemi and Mwari akusimbisei panguva dzinodzi.
He went on to discourage people from posting about the accident saying:
This is what happened today. So everybody haikona kuposta zvinhu muchiti Passion adai zvinhu zvadai because munhu akatotsikwa haisi good news. Please musatambe nezvinhu zvisina basa. God bless you.
In other news, Prophet Edd Branson, who recently uploaded pictures with dreadlocks, took to his Facebook page and addressed comments from social media users and some ‘men of God’ who labelled him “lost.”
In a Facebook post, Branson said the Christian family is the “most judgmental and toxic group of individuals on the planet.”
To the family yemunhu atsikwa tinongoti Mwari ave nemi and Mwari akusimbisei panguva dzinodzi.
He went on to discourage people from posting about the accident saying:
This is what happened today. So everybody haikona kuposta zvinhu muchiti Passion adai zvinhu zvadai because munhu akatotsikwa haisi good news. Please musatambe nezvinhu zvisina basa. God bless you.
In other news, Prophet Edd Branson, who recently uploaded pictures with dreadlocks, took to his Facebook page and addressed comments from social media users and some ‘men of God’ who labelled him “lost.”
In a Facebook post, Branson said the Christian family is the “most judgmental and toxic group of individuals on the planet.”
