Mali Safi Chito Hitmaker Begs Men to Ask Her Out, Denies She's Dating: "Mnitoe Soko"

 

Viral song Mali Safi Chito hitmaker Marakwet Daughter has maintained she is yet to get off the marked and pleaded with men to consider taking her out. Mali Safi Chito hitmaker asks men to take her out and date her.  In an interview with vloggers, the Kalenjin singer refused that she was in any relationship despite her posing with different guys on social media. Mali Safi Chito hitmaker gives men ultimatum This comes a few days after she revealed that she got married at the young age of 16 in an effort to escape her family's poverty.  However, she bravely chose to leave her marriage at the age of 21 and went back to her family after facing several difficulties. While talking about her relationship status, Millicent Jepkorir (her real name) said: "Having a man is not a bad thing, but I think for now, I have not yet gone to church. As you can see, I do not have a ring. I am still in the market. Get me out. But don't come without a plan. Or you'll know that you don't know. I am still in the market like dates," Watch the video below: Here are some of the comments from social media users: @its_bonham said: "Her humour." @arunga.aj said: "Kalenjin babes are the best lakini prezzo anaburn." @den.no8 said: "We have other things to do."  @Maryline said: "She is still pretty though." Mali Safi hitmaker recalls church members' bribe Marakwet Daughter recalled facing challenges in life which made her decide not to attend church anymore. The gospel singer noted that the more she strayed away from God, the more she faced challenges such as sleeping hungry and missing out on rent payments. After she went viral, Jerotich revealed that her church members wanted her to go back to church. "They are planning to buy me a car. They have contributed. They want me to buy that car and come back to church. The point is for me to go back to church. The owners of the Rock Hotel in Eldoret called me recently on Friday night and paid for my taxi. They also gave me KSh 80,000 and told me to buy the car and go back to church," she said. 

by  Amondi Aroko