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Bulawayo-based self-styled prophet, Mduduzi Dube popularly known as Black Elisha is reportedly demanding between US$100 and US$150 for a one-on-one session or consultation fee for an audience with him.
Dube, who is the founder of Christ Life Generation Church defended charging consultation fees, a practice considered by some Christians to be contrary to the teachings of the Bible.
Speaking to <a href="https://www.bmetro.co.zw/storm-over-prophets-one-on-one-charges/">B-Metro</a>, Dube defended the practice saying the money is needed to make the prophet presentable and also to help develop the church and fund the preaching of the Gospel. He said:
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Some people can only cope with being broke, they can’t manage with being blessed.
This is because if I bless you, after those consultations or one on one sessions your life will change immediately.
Life is a battleground and if you don’t create a strong atmosphere of prayers through one on one sessions with a man of God, you can’t access certain blessings because the kingdom of darkness is also interested in making those blessings not to get to you.
It’s just like asking why some people are patronising expensive restaurants. One of the reasons is the level of services being offered by those restaurants.
From having bread crumbs dusted off the table to be able to signal the staff with silverware placement to the staff’s knowledge of the dishes.
Presentation and the atmosphere are also some of the reasons. From how the table is set to how the food is placed on the plates. It displays a level of pride and attention to detail.
Likewise, as a true man of God who is blessing and healing people, I should not look wretched as you will take me as a bogus prophet or not have faith in my work.
That money from the consultation fees is used to help develop the church and some is used to preach the word of God and testify His goodness.
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Last year, another Bulawayo-based self-proclaimed prophet Bruce Edwards (real name Bruce Ncube), founder of Kingdom Empowerment Centre Church (KEC) also sparked debate after it emerged that he was allegedly demanding a US$20 consultation fee for an audience with him.
Ncube was also reportedly taking US$6 for a seat from congregants who wanted to attend his lunch-hour services.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Zimbabwean "Prophet" Charging US$150 For One-on-one Sessions

One of the 23 Zimbabwe Football Association (ZIFA) councillors who are facing possible suspension over allegations of accepting inducements has reportedly turned to prophet Black Elisha for help in a bid to save his skin.
The Sports and Recreation Commission (SRC) accuses the 23 ZIFA councillors of accepting inducements from aspiring candidates in the association’s 2018 elections.
SRC acting director-general Sebastian Garikai said the councillors confessed to accepting money from some of the candidates, including suspended ZIFA president Felton Kamambo.
The councillors were given up to Friday, 24 December to show cause why they should not be suspended.
B-Metro reported a source as saying when the ZIFA official (name withheld) received the news of the impending suspension, he became anxious and approached self-styled prophet, Black Elisha, for divine help. Said the source:
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The story which appeared in the Chronicle shocked him and as such he approached prophet Black Elisha and sought divine help.
He told him (Black Elisha) that things are not well in his life and the situation is worsened by the suspension by SRC.
He also said the suspension has the potential of tainting his reputation and that will affect his football and business interests.
Black Elisha is known for the “spiritual padlock” which when used by spouses, reportedly helps them prevent their partners from cheating.
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The ZIFA official was reportedly given the so-called holy spear by Black Elisha for divine protection.
Contacted for comment by B-Metro, the ZIFA official admitted to visiting Black Elisha but refused to reveal why he had visited the spiritualist. He said:
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I visited him (Black Elisha) and I cannot divulge the reason behind my visit because it’s something personal and confidential after all I’m not the only one who visits him.
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Black Elisha refused to disclose the identity of the ZIFA official citing client confidentiality. He said:
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My brother I help a lot of people from ordinary people to respected figures in sports, politics and businesspeople. About a ZIFA official, I can neither confirm nor deny because I have a right to protect my clients.
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The 23 ZIFA councillors are Thomas Marambanyika, Pithias Shoko, Nkosilathi Ncube, Doubt Ncube, Stanley Chapeta, Patrick Hill, Stanslous Nyachowe, Mhloro Tavaziva, Edward Chekure, Olivarth Guvuriro, Tafadzwa Mujuru, Givemore Chidakwa, Brenda Gorejena, Artwell Moyo, Beaullah Msara, Kudakwashe Chisango, Kudakwashe Remba, Ropafadzo Matemavi, Dennis Tshuma, Mehluli Thebe, Francis Ntutha, Andrew Tapela, Pervious Mathe.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.bmetro.co.zw/zifa-councillor-seeks-divine-help-to-evade-suspension/">B-Metro</a></h4>

ZIFA Councillor Engages "Black Elisha" To Evade Suspension

Bulawayo-based controversial preacher, Mduduzi Dube, popularly known as Black Elisha, said he will use his powers to stop road accidents from occurring during this year’s festive season.
Black Elisha, who insists he is not a traditional healer or anything of that sort, vowed to use his spiritual “padlock” to block accidents. He said:
<blockquote>It’s now a norm that when it’s the festive season, death, especially from road accidents, is the order of the day, but we have to put a stop to that.
We can’t let the devil take away more of what he has taken from us this year. Already the year has been the worst ever and we lost many people, friends, relatives, workmates and congregants.
During the festive season, the devil will be praying for more bloodshed and we should pray against that. I have been on the mountain over the issue. God showed me that we should continue using the ‘spiritual padlock’ to curb carnages.
Prayer defeats the works of the devil and with the spiritual padlock through God, we shall see through a prosperous new year filled with the creator’s blessings.</blockquote>
Black Elisha is the founder and leader of Christ Life Generation Church which congregates in Old Magwegwe, Bulawayo.
According to data from the Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP), 138 people died in 1 518 road accidents during the three weeks of the festive period from December 13, 2019, to January 6, 2020.
During that period, a total of 565 people were injured in the accidents.
<h4>More: <a href="https://www.thestandard.co.zw/2020/12/13/black-elisha-vows-to-block-xmas-accidents/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">The Standard</a></h4>

'Black Elisha' Vows To Use 'Spiritual Padlock' To Stop Christmas Accidents

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