Jah Prayzah’s Heartwarming Acts of Generosity Capture Zimbabweans Hearts

Multi-award-winning musician Jah Prayzah has captured the hearts of Zimbabweans with his heartwarming video, in which he generously gave out money to those who have offered to assist him.

Jah Prayzah recently launched a YouTube show called ‘Ngirozi Yenzira,’ where he dons a disguise and engages in acts of kindness towards those who extend their support. His genuine displays of generosity have earned him widespread praise and admiration from the public.

Jah Prayzah’s Transformative Disguise: Spreading Kindness on the Streets of Harare

In the recent episode of his “Ngirozi Yenzira” show, which was released on YouTube yesterday, Jah Prayzah disguised himself as an elderly man in a wheelchair.

His transformation was so remarkable that he remained unrecognizable. Navigating the streets of Harare in his wheelchair, Jah Prayzah sought for assistance in the form of food and money.

Mixed Reactions: Jah Prayzah Encounters Both Resistance and Generosity

The video footage captured Jah Prayzah approaching a number of people, including motorists and street vendors, in his earnest quest for aid.

During his escapade, Jah Prayzah encountered a variety of responses from people he encountered in the streets. While some people refused to assist him, others snubbed him or claimed not to have any money.

However, amidst these reactions, there were those who showed kindness and offered their support. Some individuals provided him with money and food, demonstrating their generosity. Notably, a street vendor went above and beyond by offering him a refreshing drink.

Jah Prayzah’s Generous Gestures: Rewarding Kindness with Money and Delighting Supporters

Jah Prayzah approached a male street vendor who was selling drinks on the side of the road and requested for a drink. He explained to the vendor that he had no money. Graciously, the street vendor offered him a drink, and Jah Prayzah expressed his gratitude.

Curious about the cost, Jah Prayzah inquired, and the vendor replied that it was 50 cents. Jah Prayzah then reached into his pockets and presented the vendor with wads of US dollar cash, consisting of US$20 notes. Initially taken aback, the street vendor hesitated to accept the money, but Jah Prayzah reassured him, urging him not to be afraid.

He told the street vendor his true identity and proceeded to sing one of his songs as a means of proving it.

Unexpected Generosity: Jah Prayzah’s Encounter with a Kindhearted Hiace Drive

Another segment of the video showcased Jah Prayzah pushing his wheelchair along the middle of the road. He approached a Hiace driver who was waiting at the traffic lights and requested money to buy some buns, explaining that he had diabetes. Initially, the driver claimed not to have any money. Undeterred, Jah Prayzah persisted and asked for even just 50 cents, prompting the driver to inquire if bond notes would be acceptable.

To Jah Prayzah’s surprise, the driver generously offered him some bond notes and inquired about his place of residence, to which Jah Prayzah responded, ‘Machipisa.’

In a gesture of gratitude, Jah Prayzah reciprocated by offering the driver some US dollars. He insisted that the driver use the money to buy himself a drink.

The driver was utterly astonished and overjoyed when Jah Prayzah revealed his true identity.

The video showcasing Jah Prayzah’s acts of generosity and kindness towards those who assisted him has deeply touched people’s hearts. Social media users have expressed their admiration and showered him with praise, applauding his selfless actions.

Here are some of the reactions;

@ArabMaboss;

Acts of kindness 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 We need this lifestyle of helping others in our generation and your message is getting us there

@Takudzwa_Mike;

You’re so good! A league in your own baba! Your artistry is out of the world!

@Trendywithmercy;

This changed my perspective of life thank you 😊 🙏 🙌 ☺

@Markxyone;

Mkuru buh you took a bit long with this one buh murikunadza zvenyu mdara 🫡🫡

@Payne_200128;

Aiwa haaa makaipa mudhara , keep the fire burning

@MAKUNDAN0388;

Start up capital!! The youngman displays ubuntu, giving without expecting anything in return (votes, money, etc). Surely great people. Fadzai would say “We want leaders” kkkkkkkk