Akothee Responds To An Archbishop Who Cancelled Her Mentorship Program Event

Kenyan businesswoman Entrepreneur Akothee has responded to the archbishop who cancelled her mentoring event that was to take place yesterday.

She shared a screenshot of the feedback she got on her page from the event manager, who told her that the event had been cancelled because of the area bishop, who didn’t feel right with Akothee’s presence at their event.

Akothee went ahead and appreciated her longtime friend Helen, thanking her for always being there for her and for seeing it fit that she brings in a foundation that can help the less privileged. Even though her good ambitions didn’t go according to plan, she congratulated her for her bold move and wished her all the best as she works to see that the kids are helped.

“Thank you very much, Madam Helen; may The almighty bless your heart.
I met you in Sinyolo Girls, and you stole my heart with your kindness. You made my work of admitting the less fortunate easy, even though I was late. Thank you very much for helping me support the vulnerable. You saw it fit to help you walk the journey of the underprivileged, but there is a way the universe works for us Ngiya Girls HighSchool is now on the map, known globally;, even those who didn’t know Ngiya Girl, now you know it, I pray that your new development of having a foundation within the school will uplift a lot of souls.”

For the Archbishop who went to the school and advised the school to remove any association with her, she told him to keep praying for people like her who have sinned and hoped to see him in heaven.

“To the Arch Bishop, I understand where you are coming from. Continue praying for us sinners, so we could all meet in heaven on that day..
In Jesus name, Amen.”

She although promised to support them even from where she is and thanked them for putting their trust in her.

“I really appreciate the love and faith you have for me🙏. I will still support any course that will leave a positive impact on our society. I will still support where I can, even from where I am standing. May God bless you.”