Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has stepped forward with substantial support for the family of the late gospel artist Betty Bayo, following her untimely passing.
The former Head of State has donated Ksh1 million to facilitate the ongoing funeral arrangements, offering relief to a family and gospel community still reeling from the loss.The contribution is expected to significantly assist the funeral committee, which has been coordinating logistics and providing emotional support to the bereaved family.
Members of the team received the donation with gratitude, noting that the assistance will help ensure a dignified send-off for the celebrated musician.In addition to the financial support, Uhuru Kenyatta issued a directive that the late Betty Bayo’s children be fully sponsored for their education through The Kenyatta Trust Foundation.
The foundation, known for its long-standing commitment to supporting bright and vulnerable learners, will take up the responsibility of ensuring the children’s education continues without disruption.This move has been viewed as a compassionate gesture aimed not only at addressing the family’s immediate needs, but also securing the long-term welfare of the children left behind.
The directive guarantees that the children will have access to quality education, easing one of the greatest concerns facing families after the loss of a parent.News of Uhuru’s support has sparked widespread appreciation from fans, gospel artists, church leaders, and members of the public who admired Betty Bayo’s contribution to the Kenyan gospel industry.
Many have described the intervention as timely, citing the emotional and financial strain often associated with sudden bereavement.As preparations for the funeral continue, tributes to the late musician have continued to flow online and within the gospel fraternity, highlighting her influence, consistency in ministry, and the inspiration she offered to many through her music.The family is expected to announce the final funeral programme in the coming days as support continues to pour in
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