Sir Wicknell gifts Jnr Spragga $150k house and $50k furniture after Scottland deal
From the ghetto to a mansion.
Jnr Spragga’s 2026 is going crazy.
Just weeks after Scottland FC unveiled him as brand ambassador with US$50,000 cash and a brand-new double cab, business mogul Sir Wicknell Chivhayo has blessed the Zimdancehall star with a house worth US$150,000 and furniture worth US$50,000.
In a Facebook post on Monday, Sir Wicknell said he was celebrating “genuine, raw and undeniable talent.”
“I may not know his full names yet , but the name JUNIOR SPRAGGA is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore,” he wrote. “The way JUNIOR SPRAGGA connects with his audience, the energy he brings to his performances, and the way crowds respond to his music are all signs of GENUINE, RAW AND UNDENIABLE TALENT.”
Then came the blessing.
“My little brother JUNIOR SPRAGGA, ini ndini BIGGER PREACHER anova ndiye BABA WE MARUDZI saka please go find yourself a house of your choice worth 150 thousand USD immediately and I will pay for it without delay,” Sir Wicknell posted.
He added that he will also “gladly buy you selected furniture of your choice worth 50 thousand USD and pay your interior designer to complement this gesture and make sure you move in ASAP.”
He advised Spragga to work with Scottland chairman Mr Chatambudza and law firm Rubaya & Chatambudza to handle the due diligence and conveyancing.
“Consider this as my small token of appreciation for the incredible entertainment you continue giving us,” he said. “DON’T LOOK BACK, YOUNG MAN!!! Keep recording, keep performing, keep improving and keep making those crowds GO WILD.”
The message struck a chord with fans. As a “YOUNG BOY FROM THE GHETTO,” Sir Wicknell told Spragga: “YOUR BACKGROUND DOES NOT DETERMINE YOUR DESTINATION. When GOD gives you a talent, nurture it, protect it and WORK HARDER every single day.”
The timing couldn’t be better. Spragga is on fire. His single Daka is sitting at No.2 on YouTube trending in Zimbabwe. He’s also behind hits like Tinodanana, Mhukahuru, Ndiye ft Leo Magozz, Ndokudai ne moyo and Kuchena ft Atenda Chinx.
For Scottland FC, he’s already the face. For Sir Wicknell, he’s now a property owner at 25.
Social media erupted with praise. “This shows Zimdancehall is now big business,” one fan wrote. “From studio to stadium to now a house. God is working.”
Sir Wicknell ended with a charge: “Continue representing THE GHETTO, continue inspiring other young people to believe in their dreams, and most importantly, PUT GOD FIRST IN EVERYTHING YOU DO knowing ANE BHORA NDIYE ANO MAKWA…JUNIOR SPRAGGA…THE FUTURE IS YOURS!!!”
In less than a month, Jnr Spragga has gone from hitmaker to brand ambassador to homeowner. If this is what 2026 looks like, the streets are watching.
