Syokau, known for stirring debates online, revealed that she has now rededicated her life to Christ, describing the decision as a turning point.
In a message to her fans, Syokau said, “Wakenya wote naomba mniombee mimi nisimame kwa wokovu. On Sunday I got born again, and I rededicated my life to Jesus. Now, I feel a lot of peace and I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me. The Joy of the Lord is my strength I have started a new journey and now I am a new creature.”
Syokau, often at the center of controversy, urged the public not to judge her based on her past actions, insisting that she has embarked on a new chapter.
She expressed her desire to live a life without unnecessary drama.
“Please msinikwaze kwaze, sitaki kukasirika, nataka kuishi maisha matakatifu. Mdomo wangu Yesu ameugusa kutoka on Sunday sasa ni injili tu naongea. Please msinikumbushe yaliyopita, msinitusi tusi na negative energy tuwache,” she pleaded.
Bishop Kiengei, during the Sunday service, advised Syokau to reconsider her lifestyle, particularly for the sake of her child.
He pointed out that her frequent online disputes could be negatively affecting her son’s health and suggested her struggles in the music industry might be tied to her previous behavior.
Syokau has often made headlines for her attention-grabbing tactics on social media, which she has used to promote her music.
Now, however, she insists that her days of fabricating stories for clout are behind her as she focuses on spreading the gospel and living a more spiritually grounded life.
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