Rachel Wandeto Refused Money to Remove Ruto Tattoo in Viral Video Before Her Death
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A past video has resurfaced online showing the late Gospel singer Rachel Wandeto expressing strong loyalty to President William Ruto after she was asked how much money she would accept to remove her tattoo. In the clip, she firmly refused any payment offer and said she could not remove the tattoo, even when encouraged by YouTuber 2mbili (Tumbili). She was later appreciated with shopping and branded gifts before her life took a tragic turn after she was allegedly attacked in Mwiki, Kasarani.
The video shows Rachel Wandeto, a known supporter of Rachel Wandeto, interacting with content creators and members of the “Vijana na Ruto” movement. She was seen receiving supermarket shopping items and political merchandise as a sign of appreciation for her public support of President William Ruto.
In the resurfaced clip, she is asked how much money she would take to remove the tattoo, but she confidently says she would never do it, even for money. Her statement sparked mixed reactions online, with some praising her loyalty while others questioned the attention around the matter.
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According to earlier reports, Rachel was later attacked on May 15 by unknown assailants who allegedly doused her with petrol and set her on fire in Mwiki, Kasarani. She suffered severe burns and was rushed to Kenyatta National Hospital, where she later died while receiving treatment. She left behind her children, who are still in school.
Her death has triggered public anger and debate online, with Kenyans calling for justice and questioning the circumstances surrounding the attack. Some political leaders have also weighed in, demanding investigations into the incident.
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