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• Pastor Victor Kanyari revealed a different aspect of his life and demonstrated a large farm where he has cultivated various vegetables.
• The prophet of God has been involved in a fierce legal dispute, hoping to regain custody of his children from his ex-wife’s current husband, Tash.
• In his video, he provided a tour of his farm, demonstrating the various crops he has grown and explaining how he maintains them.

Pastor Victor Kanyari has entertained online users by offering a complete view of his large farm where he is cultivating vegetables.

This occurs during a period when he is involved in a legal dispute regarding the custody of his two children, after the passing of his ex-wife, Betty Bayo.

The singer’s family has recently initiated an inquiry into Bayo’s passing and requested new examinations into the circumstances surrounding her death.

Is there a farm owned by Pastor Kanyari?

They stated they had no knowledge of any hidden problems the singer faced and that her husband, Hiram Gitau known as Tash, did not inform them about the severity of her health condition.

Kanyari, during his sermons at the church, also implored Tash to let his children return home.

In his latest video, Kanyari appeared in navy blue pants, a white shirt, and gamboots while he supervised his large farm and pulled out weeds.

He has grown spinach, coriander, and sukuma wiki. He was seen monitoring the development of the vegetables and he removed some that he took to the nearby mabati house.

Watch the video below:

Here are some of the remarks from online users:

@Immaculate Wangui said:

“Fight for your children.”

@Gojias Sude said:

Why did Sasa tell the children to visit Shiru Stuart? Let them go, it will help them deal with everything happening because it’s too much.

@M.Shii said:

Regardless of how others perceive you, remember that you are the top.

@Ju.du said:

Sasa toa children social media.

@Joy wa Jesu said:

No thing is more painful than seeing a person struggling with their own work.

@Lydia Kiiru said:

Wow, this is encouraging, no worries, eat well.

@Sami said:

I am fond of agriculture, this is beneficial.

@Milka Njeri said:

Kumbe wewe pia ni mwanafunzi, nimependa shamba lako.

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