Kanyari Goes Live On TikTok With Mum, Brags About Being Most Gifted TikToker: "Mimi Ni President”

• Pastor Kanyari's mother appeared in public for the first time since losing her only daughter, Starlet Wahu, in January
• Kanyari went live on TikTok with his mother as he begged TikTokers to send gifts, and most, including Mumias East MP Peter Salasya, did so
• The self-proclaimed TikTok president bragged about being the most gifted TikToker after recently revealing he had received KSh 400,000 in gifts since joining the app

Pastor Kanyari has left netizens in stitches after he went live with his mother, Prophetess Lucy Nduta.

Where has Kanyari's mother been?

The woman of God has been keeping a low profile since January when she lost her lastborn and only daughter, Starlet Wahu.

The socialite was buried in Kamulu two days after her lifeless body was found in a pool of blood at an Airbnb in South B. Wahu was allegedly killed by John Matara, a man she met on a dating app.

Nduta was very close to her daughter, and she was hit hard by her death.

The Salvation Healing Ministry founder went off social media only to re-emerge on May 27, on TikTok.

Has Pastor Kanyari dethroned Nyako?

Germany-based Kenyan TikToker Nyako was sworn in as the president of TikTok, but of late, the controversial preacher has been referring to himself as the president of the trendy app.

During the TikTok live with his mother, Kanyari bragged about being popular and the most gifted TikToker.

"Mum unajua mimi ni president wa TikTok. Ngoja uone napewa gifts (Mum, do you know that I am the president of TikTok? Just wait and see the gifts I'm going to get )," Kanyari said as he cheered after receiving a money gun.

Kanyari told his mother most of the gifters were from abroad, leaving her screaming with joy.

"Tuma gifts mum aone (Send gifts for my mum to see)," he begged his followers as more gifts were sent.

Mumias East MP Peter Salasya joined the live and sent 95 roses, equivalent to $37.05 (KSh 4,900).

"PK Salasya come to guest and say hi to mum," he said before he broke into song and dance with his mother praising the politician.

"Leo tunawakisha tuwakisha (Today is the day)," Kanyari said.

Here is the video:

Prophetess Nduta turned 59 in June 2023, and her children threw her a flashy party and even invited a rhumba band to perform for her.