Former President Uhuru Kenyatta dispatched his spokesperson, Kanze Dena, to convey his condolences and provide financial support to the family of the late gospel artist Betty Bayo. Dena visited the family, comforting the artist's husband, Hiram Gitau, and their children, and delivered a contribution of one million shillings for funeral preparations.
The former President honored Bayo as an extraordinary gospel minister whose music inspired hope across the nation. He expressed his solidarity with the family and the wider creative community, noting that her legacy would endure through her music and the many lives she influenced. Betty Bayo, who passed away after a battle with leukemia, was widely celebrated for her distinctive voice and impactful ministry.
The former President honored Bayo as an extraordinary gospel minister whose music inspired hope across the nation. He expressed his solidarity with the family and the wider creative community, noting that her legacy would endure through her music and the many lives she influenced. Betty Bayo, who passed away after a battle with leukemia, was widely celebrated for her distinctive voice and impactful ministry.
