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She’s A Sharp Girl Like Me, Pastor Kanyari Reveals How His Daughter Sky Victoria Is Making Sh500K Monthly

Kenyan preacher Prophet Victor Kanyari has left many Kenyans talking after revealing that his daughter, Sky, earns a monthly salary of KSh 500,000.

Speaking during a church service, Kanyari disclosed that the teenager is currently employed by one of Kenya’s leading flour milling companies.

The controversial preacher expressed pride in his daughter’s achievements, saying her success demonstrates the importance of hard work and discipline among young people.

His remarks quickly sparked mixed reactions online, with some Kenyans expressing admiration while others questioned the nature of such a high-paying job for a teenager.

Kanyari, founder of Salvation Healing Ministry, frequently makes headlines over his public remarks and revelations shared during sermons and online broadcasts.

The latest statement has now fueled fresh debate across social media platforms, with many users discussing youth employment, salaries and opportunities available for young Kenyans.


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