Monday, June 01

Mudiwa Hood Pays His Barber ZWL$20 000 A Month & Zimbabwe Medical Doctors Earn ZWL$9 500 A Month

Zimbabwean gospel rapper and socialite Mudiwa Hood has hit back at critics claiming that he pays his barber ZWL$20 000 per month.
To put this figure into perspective, Zimbabwe medical doctors received a salary of ZWL$9 500 for the month of September. Teachers on the other hand have declared that they are going on strike, claiming that they are earning a paltry US$1 per day.

Mudiwa Hood was hitting back at critics who made fun of his hairstyle. Some claimed that the hairstyle was being sponsored by Nugget Shoe Polish, due to the black dye that is applied to Mudiwa’s head. Some even claimed that Mudiwa should belt out the yesteryear hit song “Special Meat” because his hairstyle is reminiscent of the singer Callisto Nyamhute.

Hitting back at the jokesters, Mudiwa advised them to focus on making money instead of wasting their time on social media. He claimed that he pays his barber US$200 per month, approximately ZWL$20 000 per month.

Writing on social media platform Facebook, Mudiwa Hood said,
I pay $25 for my hair & shave in the comfort of my house twice a week. That’s $50 a week, making it $200USD every month.

I pay for the extras he brings, like the “polish” u laugh at, he washes it off tho. My hair looks exactly like the 2nd frame, nothing like painted, or with black polish, all the hair products in my head gets washed off. I have been voted and named best-dressed male and trendsetter in Zim for 5years…so I know how to look presentable

Nwae my issue is…
Yes, things are hard, but my barber makes $20k rtgs on one head per month…What’s your excuse?
#shutupandmakemoney


Mudiwa followed this with another post in which he said that his barber uses an iPhone 11 and drives a Golf vehicle. He called on critics to stop spending time on social media so that they can make money.

Excuses will always be there but opportunities will not, no one needs 5 O’levels to cut hair.

Most people look down on being a barber, Surprisingly my barber uses (an) iPhone 11 pro and drives a Golf car .

He says he invested in a good phone for good pics because he uses social media for marketing, iwewe ndipo paunotukira vanhu vese nekupopota…nxaaaa unobhohwa shazz.

While we complaining about life in Africa, others are making money. We need (to) wake up and understand need to unite, and network that dissing each other.

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