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"Those Calling Sugar Sugar Are Crooks": Dealership Speaks Out on Demands to Return Chivayo's Fortuner
Written By: Local News Desk | Published: October 22, 2026 | 4 min read
Car dealer Madzibaba Tendai Chipaga has officially disowned the individuals calling musician Sugar Sugar to demand the return of a Toyota Fortuner gifted to him by the late Wicknell Chivayo. Branding the callers as "crooks" and "fraudsters," the Enterprise Car Sales owner has set the record straight regarding the fate of the late billionaire's final batch of luxury car gifts.
Social media was recently set ablaze with rumours that Sugar Sugar—the last musical beneficiary of Chivayo's legendary giveaways before his tragic September 30 death—had been ordered to surrender his vehicle. While the musician suffered severe emotional distress over the claims, the dealership has stepped in to establish strict ground rules while the estate is finalized.
Dealership Calls Out the "Crooks"
Speaking directly to H-Metro, Madzibaba Chipaga of Enterprise Car Sales—the dealership that supplied the Toyota Fortuner—clarified that no official repossession orders had been issued to Sugar Sugar.
"The people calling Sugar Sugar are fake and crooks, to say the least. The only person allowed to call him is me, not anyone else. Those who received the last batch of cars should keep them safe."
— Madzibaba Tendai Chipaga, Enterprise Car Sales
New Rules for Beneficiaries
While the beneficiaries can keep their vehicles, Chipaga issued a stern warning regarding their legal status. "For now, those who received the last batch of cars are not allowed to sell their vehicles and no one is allowed to buy them," he stated.
Chipaga emphasized that Chivayo had a massive estate, and ultimately, only the legally appointed executor will have the "final say" on the status of these assets and the estimated 15 vehicles that remain unpaid at the dealership.
Sugar Sugar's Emotional Ordeal
For Taruvinga Manjokota (Sugar Sugar), the rumours were far more than just social media gossip; they were a direct threat to his livelihood and a cruel disruption of his mourning process.
"I don’t know why people are so cruel that they want to see me poor and begging for survival on the streets," he lamented, noting that millions rejoiced with him when he received the gift, only for malicious individuals to attempt to rip that happiness away.
The Bigger Picture: An Estate in Limbo
The panic surrounding Sugar Sugar's Fortuner stems from a very real financial crisis enveloping Wicknell Chivayo's estate. As previously reported, Chivayo operated on extended credit lines, resulting in massive outstanding debts following his death.
People Also Ask (FAQs)
No. Enterprise Car Sales owner Madzibaba Tendai Chipaga officially stated that the people calling Sugar Sugar to demand the Toyota Fortuner back were "crooks" and "fraudsters." The musician has been advised to keep the car safe.
According to the dealership, those who received the last batch of cars are strictly prohibited from selling them right now. No one is allowed to buy them until the executor of Chivayo's estate makes a final legal decision.
It was revealed that Wicknell Chivayo acquired many of the gifted vehicles on credit. Following his death, his estate reportedly owes three dealerships a combined US$5.1 million, including 15 unpaid vehicles at Enterprise Car Sales alone.
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