Pastor Victor Kanyari has given his followers a rare look into his mother’s home in Malaa, Machakos County, describing the property as a paradise filled with greenery and tranquillity.

In a video shared on his Instagram page, the controversial preacher walked around the expansive compound while admiring the serene environment.
The visit offered a different side of Kanyari, who is often in the spotlight over his ministry, social media content and public statements. This time, however, the focus was on family and the place he proudly referred to as his mother's home.

“Paradise Kila Kona”

As he moved around the compound, Kanyari repeatedly marvelled at the surroundings.
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“Paradise kila kona,” he said while filming the lush vegetation and neatly kept environment.

The preacher appeared impressed by the mature trees, flowering plants and open spaces around the property. He noted that the home provided a peaceful atmosphere away from the hustle and bustle of the city.
In parts of the video, Kanyari could be heard praising the beauty of the area and expressing pride in what his mother had built over the years.
“Huku ni kuzuri sana. Paradise kila kona,” he remarked.

A Glimpse Into Family Life

The video gave followers a glimpse into Kanyari's family background and the environment where many of his relatives gather.
Malaa, located along Kangundo Road on the outskirts of Nairobi, has experienced significant growth in recent years. The area has become popular among families seeking larger residential spaces while remaining within commuting distance of the capital.

Kanyari's mother's property appeared to reflect that trend, featuring a spacious compound with ample greenery and room for outdoor activities.

Netizens React

The video attracted hundreds of reactions, with many followers praising the home's peaceful setting.
Mercy Wambui wrote:
“Your mum's place is beautiful. The trees and flowers make it look very peaceful.”
Peter Mutiso commented:
“This is the kind of environment people dream of after retirement.”
Faith Njeri added:
“Paradise kweli. The compound looks very well-maintained.”
George Musyoka said:
“Nature at its best. Malaa is growing very fast.”