Wicknell Chivayo’s “generosity” shows no signs of slowing down. He has just gifted musician Ex-Q a car and cash — only a day after giving fellow artist Feli Nandi a brand new Toyota Fortuner and US$50,000.
Posting on Facebook, Chivayo said he’d given Enock Munhenga, better known as Ex-Q, a 2025 Mercedes-Benz GLE 450 and US$10,000 for fuel and spending money.
“While yesterday I celebrated a queen who has excelled in the music and arts industry, today I extend the greatest recognition to a brother who has worked tirelessly and has been an inspiration even to my lifestyle,” Chivayo wrote on Saturday.
“For a very long time, I have waited for this moment to celebrate one of the original and finest RnB artists Zimbabwe has ever produced.
“This is the man whose artistry gave a completely new meaning to the word ‘salad’, and 25 years later, he is still serving it straight salad with unmatched swag and hard work.
“Today, your time has finally come. I wish to celebrate a true icon… my brother, Mr Exqizit…Mr Putiti…the real Musalala…Enock Munhenga, better known as Ex-Q.
“You popularised chi salad in the early 2000s and became one of the pioneers of Urban Grooves, the kind of music I have loved with a passion to this very day.
“Your award-winning hit songs such as Musalala, Mazirudo, and Pandakaona, together with more recent songs like Nzenza and Hatichacheme, show a career spanning over two decades of consistency and excellence.
“You have inspired the youth and helped shape what we now know as Zim Hip Hop today.”
Chivayo praised Ex-Q for songs that speak out against GBV, saying they align with the government’s tough stance on abuse against women.
“Your contribution to the music industry over the past 20 years is therefore something that deserves proper recognition,” said Chivayo.
“I say a big congratulations to you, my brother… Mr Exqizit… Mr Putiti, please go and see Victor at Exquisite Motors on Monday and collect your new 2025 Mercedes-Benz GLE 450, 110 thousand USD paid in full, and your car is ready for collection. You will also receive USD10,000 for fuel and pocket money.”
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