Guardian Angel, a renowned gospel singer, has made claims about his substantial wealth, despite the fact that many Kenyans and fellow musicians are facing financial challenges.
During an interview, the 31-year-old gospel artist proudly spoke about his substantial riches. He is married to Esther Nthenya, a 51-year-old Kamba woman.
Guardian Angel asserted that his wealth is so substantial that it could sustain him for the rest of his life, even if he were to cease his music career today. However, he did not disclose the source of his wealth, whether it is derived from his music or other business ventures.
He confidently stated, “I have sufficient financial resources to support me for the remainder of my life. I’m not boasting, but should I decide to stop working today, the wealth I possess is more than enough to maintain my lifestyle.”
This has raised questions among Kenyans about the possibility of inheritance, considering his wife, Esther Nthenya, is known to be affluent.
Guardian Angel, accompanied by his wife Nthenya, responded to claims that he was not releasing new music due to financial difficulties. He even shared a video where he discussed his financial security.
In other news, William Ruto made a return to the Mt. Kenya region, where he delivered his bottom-up economic message. Deputy President Ruto drew a comparison between the biblical story of Jesus Christ and his own bottom-up model, associating himself with the hustler movement.
He made these remarks during his visit to the ACCS Church in Thika, followed by a series of rallies in Gatundu North and Thika Town. Deputy President Ruto emphasized that, like Jesus, he had risen from humble beginnings to gather his own following.
