By Innocent Moyondizvo Nhira
Greatman Music , what has happened to your perspective lately? Why does your reasoning seem clouded, as though dimmed by a flickering lamp? Have you taken a moment to consider that the foundation of your success has largely been built by the unwavering support of opposition supporters? After all, it was only after the Chigananda administration denied you a vehicle that the opposition rallied behind you.
It is important to remember that a significant portion of your support base comes from the diaspora and individuals who are vehemently opposed to ZANU-PF’s administration. These are people who have endured displacement, forced to scatter across the globe like leaves in the wind due to the oppressive policies of the ruling party. They stand with you not because they have to, but because they see your struggles as a reflection of their own.
The anonymous donors who have funded your initiatives are not just faceless contributors—they are members of the opposition and the diaspora who empathize with your plight and have invested in your vision. If you pause to reflect, you will realize that these individuals have sacrificed much to ensure your foundation thrives, despite the systemic challenges imposed by the current administration.
As opposition supporters, we have the capacity to raise funds to provide more than 2,000 wheelchairs for those in need. However, with ZANU-PF in power, such efforts would undoubtedly be obstructed. Their objective is not to empower you but to exploit your initiative as a propaganda tool for their political campaigns. Yet, beneath the surface, you have endured immeasurable suffering at the hands of the very system that now seeks to claim credit for your success.
Let us not forget the steadfast support you have received from figures like Fadzayi Mahere , who has championed your cause from the very beginning. Even Nelson Chamisa contributed to your initiative—if you were unaware of this, let it now serve as a reminder. The Greatman Foundation is a blessing born from the sacrifices of the diaspora community and opposition supporters who genuinely care for the vulnerable.
It is worth noting that those who now shower you with gifts were once critical of you. Remember the backlash you faced when you exposed Sir Wicknell Chivhayo ‘s car donation to individuals who could already afford luxury vehicles? Why, then, have they suddenly included you in their gestures? Were they previously ignorant of your existence, or is this simply a calculated move to serve their own interests?
The truth is evident: the same administration that ignored your struggles in the past is now attempting to align itself with your success. This is not genuine support—it is opportunism. As you navigate this journey, consider the voices of those who have stood by you consistently, not for political gain but out of genuine care for your mission.
New leadership is needed, as Fadzayi Mahere herself often emphasizes. Leadership that uplifts, empowers, and genuinely serves the people—not one that manipulates and exploits. The Greatman Foundation is a testament to the power of true community, and it is vital to remain aligned with those who share your values and vision for a better future.
