Akothee reveals the amount of money she is paid to perform at events

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Musician Akothee
Popular Kenyan musician Akothee has revealed that she charges not less than Ksh 1 million  to perform at events.
While appearing on Radio Citizen's Mambo Mseto, the 'Sweet love' hit-maker claimed during an interview  that she is not only the biggest influencer but also among the highest paid celebrities in Kenya.

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