Ethanim Perfect Munamato Guti, formerly known as Ethanim Nyajeka, is the daughter of Ezekiel Guti, the late founder of ZAOGA FIF (Zimbabwe Assemblies of God Africa Forward in Faith Ministries International), and his wife Eunor. Let’s explore Ethanim Guti’s background, family, children, and the alleged extramarital affair:
Background
Ethanim Guti, formerly Ethanim Nyajeka, has been a part of the ZAOGA FIF family. She has had a unique journey and has played various roles within the ministry.
Age
Information on her age is currently unavailable to the public.
Name Change
Ethanim Guti was formerly known as Ethanim Nyajeka. The surname “Nyajeka” was derived from her former husband, Lindsay Nyajeka.
Siblings
Ethanim Guti has six siblings who have all been actively involved in the ministry. Her siblings are Sarah Rusere, Dorcas Jaricha, Fiona Arthurs, Gracious Chikore, La-Verne Simukai, and the late Ezekiel Guti Junior. Together, they have contributed to the growth and impact of ZAOGA FIF.
Children
From her marriage to Lindsay Nyajeka, Ethanim Guti has two children. The details of her custody battle with her former husband became public knowledge.
It is alleged that on February 6, 2019, Ethanim successfully applied for a court order granting her custody of their two children, while her former husband was granted access only on weekends. This legal arrangement aimed to ensure the well-being and stability of the children.
Alleged Extramarital Affair
Ethanim Guti was involved in a highly publicized dispute with her former husband, Lindsay Nyajeka, who accused her of having an extramarital affair with Gilbert Chadyemhunga, a pastor in ZAOGA FIF.
In December 2017, tensions escalated when Nyajeka confronted Ethanim about the alleged affair. The situation became violent when Nyajeka pointed a firearm at Ethanim and threatened her. He fired two shots into the ceiling before leaving the premises, making suicidal threats.
It is worth noting that these allegations and incidents were subject to legal processes and investigations. However, as of March 2019, the state had not summoned Nyajeka to answer the charges.
