Kanyari Vows To Change His Lifestyle For The Sake Of His Children After Betty Bayo’s Death
Pastor Victor Kanyari, founder and head preacher of Salvation Healing Ministries, has publicly vowed to change his behavior and lifestyle, citing the death of his ex-wife, Betty Bayo, and the need to become a responsible father to their two young children, Sky and Dany. Speaking ..
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Following the death of his ex-wife, Betty Bayo, Pastor Victor Kanyari of Salvation Healing Ministries has publicly vowed to change his lifestyle and become a more responsible father to their two young children, Sky and Dany. He announced plans to acquire a new home more suitable for raising his children.
- Kanyari stated, "I must now behave; I cannot continue playing around as I used to; I must be very serious because now I have two young children… whom I have to take care of."
- He is set to acquire a Ksh90 million mansion in Runda, Nairobi, which includes a swimming pool for his children.
- The pastor cited his current home's unsuitable environment, often housing over 200 people, as a key reason for seeking a new residence.
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