During an emotional church service attended by mourners and political leaders, the congregation moved many to tears after singing the touching words, “Mwambie Bwana Yesu anampenda,” in tribute to the late singer.
President William Ruto also joined the family and the gospel fraternity in mourning Wandeto. The Head of State donated KSh 1.6 million to help support funeral arrangements as preparations continue for her final send-off.
Leaders from the United Democratic Alliance described Wandeto as a talented and humble minister whose music inspired many believers across the country.
Several UDA leaders strongly condemned the brutal circumstances surrounding her death and demanded swift investigations to ensure those responsible are brought to justice.
According to the leaders, Wandeto’s death is not only a painful loss to her family but also a major blow to the gospel industry and the wider Christian community.
Church leaders who spoke during the gathering praised her commitment to spreading the gospel through music.
Many recalled how her songs touched lives, encouraged worshippers, and gave hope to people facing difficult moments.
Emotional scenes were witnessed as friends and relatives struggled to hold back tears while remembering her life and ministry.
Kenyans on social media have also continued to demand justice, with many calling for thorough investigations into the incident.
Others comforted the family by sharing messages of support and celebrating the legacy Wandeto leaves behind through her gospel music.
Her death has left a painful gap in the gospel fraternity, but many believe her music and message will continue inspiring generations to come.
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