Akothee has vowed to get saved after being mentioned by Evangelist Ezekiel Odero in his recent crusade that was held in Mombasa.
Akothee re-shared Ezekiel’s viral video saying that she will look for his church once she comes back. Akothee is currently sitting for her Business Management exams at Mt. Kenya university.
“When I come back, I will go to this church straight niokokee. AAh Binti,” the businesswoman said.
In his preaching, the founder of the New Life Church Prayer Center said he was happy that the president of single mothers was finally married. He further proclaimed similar blessings to those who want to get married.
“Hata yule binti anaitwa Akothee aliyekuwa anaitwa president of single mothers ameoloewa we pia uolewe kwa jina la yesu. Kama Rais ameolewa, cabinet secretaries na CAS pamoja na wafanyikazi wote wa serikali waolewe. Niliona Nikafurahi,” he said.
A section of her fans however warned that going for to the church will see her return to her first husband(Jared Okello) as others felt that the preacher will tell her that she will never be successful in marriage.
Some however encouraged her saying that God loves her and being saved is the right decision.
“Akothee if you get saved you’ll be so radical for Jesus we need your in the kingdom, come to Jesus come,” a fan said commented on her post.
Akothee was married to her Caucasion lover Dennis Schweizer in a colorful wedding during the Easter Holiday.
She recently revealed that her wedding date was set last year September and it was successful because of her children.
“My children planned everything, they organised themselves in such a way ,one was in charge of Accounts and paying bills @veshashaillan , vesha cracked a rapot with @misteromosh everything ran smoothly.
“The other one was in charge of guest list and confirmations @rue.baby in sink with @sandra_dacha. @fancy_makadia was incharge of checking up on me and if all was okey, she did this virtually to make sure the bride to be is not running away , fancy called me 7 tines a day,” she revealed.
