WATCH: Kanyari's Daughter Sky Victor Shows Off Sh90 Million Massive Runda Home with Swimming Pool

Pastor Victor Kanyari’s daughter, Sky Victor, has sparked massive online discussion after sharing a video tour of her family’s luxurious KSh 90 million mansion in Runda.

In the now-viral clip, Sky confidently walks through the sprawling property, proudly highlighting the elegant interiors, massive compound, and a stunning private swimming pool.

She gave fans a rare glimpse into the high-end finishes, spacious living areas, and modern amenities that make up the impressive home.

The video quickly drew thousands of views and comments, with many Kenyans reacting to the level of wealth on display.

Reactions from Followers

The post triggered a wave of mixed reactions online. Here are some of the notable comments:

@Wanjiku254 wrote:
“KSh 90 million mansion with a swimming pool? Pastor Kanyari is really living large 😂”

@RealKenyanVoice commented:
“This is beautiful, but make it make sense. How does a pastor afford all this?”

@BlessedKE said:
“If God has blessed them, who are we to question? The house is stunning!”

@SkepticalCitizen posted:
“Sky showing off the mansion like it’s normal. Meanwhile, some of us are still struggling with rent 😭”

@FaithOverFear reacted:
“The swimming pool alone looks more expensive than my entire apartment block 😂”

@Liznjuguna added:
“Well done Sky! You’re living the dream. Congratulations to the family.”

@Murugi.munyi wrote:
“This house is next level. But I still have questions about how it was acquired.”

@Carolradull commented:
“Beautiful home! May God continue to bless the Kanyari family.”

In an interesting twist, Pastor Victor Kanyari is reported to have left the same Runda mansion after spending only two days there.

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Kanyari Explains Why He Left

According to the preacher, the luxury home did not meet his expectations in terms of lifestyle and environment.

Kanyari recently told his congregation that despite the mansion’s high-end features, including a swimming pool and modern amenities, he found it difficult to adjust to life in the quiet neighbourhood.

“I have bought a very decent house with all amenities like swimming pool, very smart. I have stayed there for two days and I got bored,” he said.

He explained that the silence and lack of social interaction made the experience uncomfortable, especially compared to the lively atmosphere he was used to in Nairobi’s Eastlands.

Preference for Simpler Living

Kanyari further stated that he prefers environments with more human interaction, noting that wealth does not always translate to comfort.

“Do not desire the life of wealth; it is a lonely life,” he told his followers. “It is better to have that money but eat with the people of Dandora and Githurai. You will be comfortable and your soul will be at peace.”

He also mentioned missing everyday experiences such as street food and casual interactions with people in busier neighbourhoods, where he is often recognised and engaged by the public.