Zimbabwean Businessman Wicknell Chivayo Shows Off Rolls-Royce Spectre Worth R10 Million
- A well-known Zimbabwean businessman, Wicknell Chivayo, spoiled himself with a one-of-a-kind Rolls Royce Spectre
- The man took to his Instagram account to show off the new whip, which was manufactured based on his specifications
- The online community reacted to the news, with many showering him with congratulatory messages
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Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo took to his Instagram account to show off his new whip, Rolls-Royce Spectre.
In the post, Chivayo revealed that he was invited by Rolls-Royce to the official factory handover and to reveal his latest baby. He added that the ride is the first of its kind in Zimbabwe as it was manufactured to his specifications.
"It's now ready to be flown to Rolls Royce South Africa (Daytona) for a quick pre-delivery inspection (PDI) then it's heading straight home to HARARE to its PROUD owner yours truly."
The business owner thanked God for making it all possible. In the video, he couldn't hold his excitement; he was seen kneeling and praying to God.
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According to News24, The Spectre costs about R9.1 million before options and import taxes.
Zim businessman buys one-of-a-kind Rolls-Royce
Netizens stanned the businessman
Many online users flooded the businessman's comment section with congratulatory messages.
@seankingston said:
"You deserve the best my brother !! Ya heart is to pure GOD Will never Leave u a stray ❤❤❤."
@fally_ipupa_jnr celebrated:
"Congrats my brother, well done."
@annakoury_xo beamed:
"So happy for you Wicks ."
@drprincec adored:
"I couldn’t stop smiling ."
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In the TikTok video, @mrsgravity is visibly overjoyed and seen at a dealership standing in front of her two cars. She said that her lecturer bullied her with the "best bunker of the year" trophy, and when she couldn't go to class because she didn't have money for transport, the lecturer told her that she would never complete her courses.
Source: Briefly News
