Akothee Talks to Moi Girls Nyabohanse After a Few Days of Being Rejected by Ngiya Girls

Akothee Talks to Moi Girls Nyabohanse After a Few Days of Being Rejected by Ngiya Girls

Akothee Talks to Moi Girls Nyabohanse After a Few Days of Being Rejected by Ngiya Girls. Akothee is a Kenyan musician. Her real name is Esther Akoth. She is a business woman and founder of Akothee Safaris, Akothee Foundation.

A week ago, Akothee was invited to Ngiya Girls’ School as a cheerleader, but she was denied the opportunity for unknown reasons.

Yesterday, Akothe ​​was one of the guests at a church camp at Moi Nyabohanse Girls High School. It is a forum for Kenyan African Women Scholars organized by the Migori County Government and the Office of the First Lady of Migori County.

She spoke of meeting girls and prominent women leaders. She said great things happen when strong women meet.
In a follow-up post, the singer confirmed that the two students had been accepted at Moi Nyabohanse Girls School and even apologized for causing a commotion due to the large number of students being accepted.

The ‘Rollam’ hitmaker thanked the school authorities for allowing young girls and students to confess him for their love.
On Monday, August 2, Akothee and the students shared some photos on Instagram while they were doing school shopping at the supermarket.

In the song, the musician says that he has raised his children alone and asks his fans to help him lay a foundation for other children.

“I’ve raised kids, now I’m helping to educate others. Even if it’s a bit tough, we’ll fight. God, shopping alone is worse than school fees. God is higher @akotheefoundation.”

The ‘Rollam’ hitmaker thanked the school authorities for allowing young girls and students to confess him for their love.

Akothee Talks to Moi Girls Nyabohanse After a Few Days of Being Rejected by Ngiya Girls