Pastor Victor Kanyari has revealed that his 13-year-old daughter, Sky Victor, earns a reported KES 500,000 per month through a partnership with a maize flour company.
The preacher made the remarks in a light-hearted conversation while speaking about his daughter’s growing independence and confidence in managing her earnings.
According to Kanyari, Sky is firm about where her money should go.
“Imagine mwezi ukilipwa elfu mia tano na unaskia Sky akiniambia, ‘No dad, it has to go to my account,’” he said.
He jokingly added that he has tried convincing her to allow the money to be channelled through his account, but she insists it belongs to her.
“Najaribu kumconvince iingie kwa account yangu, ananiambia no, that’s my money, it goes to my account.”
Humour and Family Moments
Beyond the financial revelation, Kanyari used humour to describe life at home with his daughter.
He joked that Sky sometimes takes credit for meals prepared in the household.
“Anaonekana akipiga ugali, najua anasema ni yeye amepika hiyo ugali na mboga, na si yeye, ni mimi nimepika,” he said jokingly.
According to the preacher, Sky later returns, claiming she was the one cooking.
“Sharp Girl”
Kanyari described his daughter as a “sharp girl”, saying she has developed a strong sense of self at a young age.
“Ni mtu mjanja wa Nairobi. Amekuwa mjanja kama baba yake,” he said jokingly.
His comments have sparked discussion online around young earners, financial independence and the increasing role of children in brand campaigns and digital visibility.
