By Tendai Guvamombe
It is true when some religious analyst rest the case of existence of multiple Gods on the universe basing on particular assumptions revolving around ethnicity and cultural beliefs of a myriad section of the society.
Paying much particular attention on major religions around the globe leads to a general conclusion that African Traditional Religion, Christianity, Judaism among others all subscribes to a monotheistic Godly approach.
The monotheistic approach, certifies the existence of Supreme God around the whole universe regardless of some racial and ethnic tribes subscribing to a physical form of human god in nature.
Contrary to this view aspects of poverty and the need to create wealth have taken traditional practitioners particularly various parts of the African World to earn a highly esteemed prestigious status due to the nature of spiritual assistance they offer to various people.
Such a scenario makes it easier for spiritual helpers to earn a Godly status as judged by the manner of appraisal they receive from their followers.
The media fever that gripped the nation last week relating to the untimely death of Sekuru Ndunge a revered Chipinge based traditional healer actually demonstrates how some people are transforming thier personalities to a Godly form due to the amount of spiritual bewilderment they possess on the land.
It came as a shock absorber to some people who learnt of how multitudes of people of different personalities from and beyond Zimbabwean boarders owed thier existance and wealth proliferation to the master exibitions of juju works displayed by the late Sekuru Ndunge.
Few moments after Ndunge’s death audios went viral on social media alerting all those who subscribed to his juju practices to return every baggage before burial to avoid longstanding complications.
“Everyone who took any form of charm from Ndunge please return to his Chipinge homestead before burial.”
Soon after alarm was raised it is alleged people of different personalities rushed in a stampede as they queued for assortment of disposals before Janbulani, the eldest son of the late Ndunge.
Christian beliefs asserts that the Heavenly God lives eternally yet he resides from above but when it comes to the human gods laws of humanity always restricts them from living endless life.

