Six years after she walked out of her marriage with Congolese music producer and pastor Eric Omba, gospel musician Gloria Muliro is engaged to be married.
The 40-year-old singer has confirmed the engagement saying wedding plans are at an advanced stage.
“I am in love with a wonderful man of God and what you could have heard is not a rumour,” she says.
Ms Muliro is engaged to be married to one Evans Sabwami, an American citizen who was born and raised in Kenya. We understand Sabwami is a pastor, an engineer, philanthropist, motivational speaker, and a graphics artist.
“We have kept this a private affair but I can talk about it now because I have the go-ahead from my soon to be husband. After confirming that we will have a lifelong journey together, we informed our families who gave us their blessings,” Gloria said.
Sabwani, who lives in New York, is also a divorcee of about eight years and is said to have been single since.
“It is the first time in over six years that I am talking about love and so you know this does not come easy as I had to heal the scars. It wasn’t easy having the whole world watching, with some judging and others comforting,” Gloria told Standard.
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“The most important thing is that God gave me strength to walk through the fire and come out stronger. I wouldn’t want to talk about what happened back then. That is behind me now,” she added.
With regard o music, Gloria has a new song dubbed ‘Anatenda’, which she says ‘is about what I have been going through. I have been waiting upon the Lord through my trials and tribulations and I have come to prove that He is faithful”.
On what she has been up to since she started keeping a low profile following her divorce in 2015, Gloria said: “I can say that I have mainly been focusing on my mentorship programme where I nurture talents among the youth and support widows and orphans.
“I have also been giving motivational speeches and assisting church groups through music and dancing challenges I have been organising.”