The country continues to mourn the untimely passing of celebrated Kikuyu gospel musician Betty Bayo, who succumbed to leukemia a few days ago. The singer, known for her uplifting gospel hits that inspired millions across Kenya, had reportedly been in and out of hospital as her condition worsened.
According to her family, Betty Bayo’s health had deteriorated in the weeks leading to her death. On the fateful day, she is said to have suddenly fallen ill at her home, prompting family members to rush her to a nearby hospital along Kiambu Road.
Doctors later referred her to Kenyatta National Hospital, where she tragically lost her life while receiving specialized treatment.
The news of her passing has left fans, fellow gospel musicians, and church leaders in deep sorrow. Many have described her as a humble and gifted servant of God whose music touched countless souls across the nation.
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As preparations for her final send-off continue, Kenyans from all walks of life have come together to support the grieving family.
In a heartwarming gesture, former President Uhuru Kenyatta has donated KSh 1 million to the funeral kitty to assist with burial expenses. His generosity has deeply touched many Kenyans, with tributes pouring in across social media praising him for his compassion.
In addition, Uhuru Kenyatta has reportedly instructed that Betty Bayo’s children be registered under the Jomo Kenyatta Foundation, ensuring that their education will be fully catered for going forward.
The late Betty Bayo will be remembered not only for her powerful voice and timeless songs but also for her unwavering faith and contribution to Kenya’s gospel industry. Plans for her burial are currently underway, with details expected to be announced soon.
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