Prophet Makandiwa Sets Strict Rules for US$1 Million Prophecy Challenge
Prophet Emmanuel Makandiwa has officially set the ground rules for his highly anticipated US$1 million prophecy challenge.
During a live broadcast on his YouTube channel on Wednesday, March 5, the United Family International Church (UFIC) leader emphasized that this is not a game but a serious spiritual test of prophetic accuracy.
How to Register for the Challenge
Makandiwa made it clear that both prophets and traditional healers (sangomas) who wish to take part must register first. Registration is done via WhatsApp at +263780086159, and all participants must use their real names.
Additionally, they must bring their national identification documents on the day of the challenge. He explained why prophets and sangomas must use their real names.
“We need your name. Your proper name. I understand that sometimes, as prophets, we end up getting different names that are not on our proper identification documents. It is important that you register using your proper name and that you come on Sunday. You also need to bring your ID. This is going to help us; remember there’s money, there’s payment involved in this,” Makandiwa explained.
Prophet Makandiwa assured participants that they would not be required to pay anything, saying:
“You’re not going to be paying anything. You’re not going to be losing anything.”
Prophet Makandiwa Sets Strict Rules for US$1 Million Prophecy Challenge
On the day of the challenge, participants must:
- Enter through the main entrance, where they will be received.
- Introduce themselves using their real name and present their ID for verification.
- Prove their prophetic ability by correctly identifying a concealed object in Makandiwa’s pocket.
Makandiwa clarified that the challenge is not about money but about revealing the truth.
“It is not about money at all,” he stated. “This is an experiment to save lives and expose falsehoods. Churches have focused too much on theory and neglected practicals. This exercise will open hearts, rebuke spirits, and expose rituals.”
Makandiwa Admits No Prophet Is 100% Accurate
In a moment of honesty, he admitted that even he is not always 100% accurate, questioning why people fully commit to any prophet.
“If I were to participate, I know I would miss because no one sees everything.”
