This could save a lot of angst and effort for students and greatly reduce the cost of education. It's an absolute steal: for between $1 and $20 you can get a prophet-anointed 15 cent pen that, as long as you have faith, will assure that you will pass your exams, no study needed. It's better to go for the more expensive super-anointed version because the more you pay, the greater your chances of success. I guess there must be more God per Bic in $20 pens. Some might call this cheating, but who is going to accuse God of exam fraud?
The vendor and anointer of the pens, the wonderfully-named Prophet Sham Hungwe of House of Grace International Church, who operates at Machipisa Shopping Centre in Harare, allegedly performed a number of miracles before his thousands of worshippers at the service where the pens were sold. I am pretty sure that none of these miracles was greater than the fact that he actually managed to sell hundreds of them to parents of (I quote) 'not very bright' children. Apparently some things can run in families.
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Preach!
Pretty harmless, but preying on people with religion can have terrifying consequences: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7y1xJAVZxXg (Youtube Link to John Oliver video).