Pastor Kanyari Talks to His Church Members about Sister's Death, Says She Called Him

 

Salvation Healing Ministry church founder Victor Kanyari has emotionally talked about the night his sister died, revealing that she had tried to call him. Pastor Victor Kanyari of Salvation Healing Ministry (l), with his later sister Starlet Wahu Mwangi and their mum, Prophetess Lucy Nduta (r).  Starlet Wahu's life in the USA In an emotional church service shared by Shifu TV on TikTok, Kanyari revealed that his sister, Starlet Wahu Mwangi, was a university graduate who had lived in the USA for many years. He admitted that the pretty lady met John Matara on Facebook, and whereas she thought that it was a genuine relationship, he was only in it for the money. "My sister was a socialite, and on Instagram, she boasted over three million followers; you know these days, girls love money. The man lured her to the Airbnb by pretending to be very rich," said Kanyari on TikTok. Victor Kanyari speaks on Starlet Wahu's last call "After having a good time, they slept and my sister called me at about 2am but I didn't pick. At about 3am, the man started demanding that she gives him KSh 500,000 but my sister was tough-headed so she resisted," he added. According to the cleric, Matara asked Wahu to ask her family members for money and withdraw money from the bank. He Burned Her Using Iron Box Inside Airbnb "My sister resisted, and the two started fighting; the man removed a knife and then stabbed Wahu three times, with the wounds being on the neck and thighs. The man left after closing the door with a padlock, which made it hard for Wahu to save herself," said the pastor. "It is a very sad story, and it is very bad for people to talk badly on social media, but it is okay. It is very sad that she died on the spot, and since the media had already started hovering, I talked to my family, and we hurriedly planned her burial on the following Saturday at 8am and it was attended by only 20 people," he shared. Why Starlet Wahu was buried hurriedly According to Kanyari, the family buried her very early on January 6, because they didn't want to suffer embarrassment as the media was already asking him questions.  Kanyari maintained that his late sister was not saved, and she was well within her rights to enjoy life, take alcohol and so on. He pleaded with his congregants and netizens not to judge her. "Even my kids can act like that but they were not called ; Iam the one who was called. Our mum is deeply affected we are concerned about her," he said. Reactions from netizens: Nyaruai Kiritu 55: "Yeah sure as young ladies we fall for anything,we are not much better .We are all sinners.May she shine on her wayscarlet Wahu." blessed daughter: "Wish ulipick that call, ungesave maisha take." *Lìlø_*♥️: "The way he's honest...RIP Wahu." Faithmaina101: "Woi Kanyari take time mourn and if possible usijikaushe crying is therapic jifungie ulie you will heal as time goes." Polyne: "I r:eally appreciate his honesty.Telling the story without dodging." Marine: "I hope my cousin learn from this ju yeye ua anashida na izoh dates za watu hajui."  "I can imagine how he feels kukosa kuskia his sister’s call woii." 

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