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Esther Akoth, also known as Madam Boss aka President of Single Mothers aka Akothee, is a controversial Kenyan philanthropist, entrepreneur, singer and songwriter.
The mother of five has elicited mixed reactions after revealing the value of her rings and why she is unable to remove them.
This comes after a fan commented on her You Tube video, advising her that cooking with such nails and rings was unsanitary. The talented singer took to social media to express her fear of taking her rings off because they are so expensive. She went on to say that they are worth $5 million and that she cannot risk losing them.
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Fans and followers flocked to her comment section to express their mixed feelings after Akothee unapologetically responded to one of her fans and followers' comments. Some were surprised that it cost $5 million, while others admired her for owning such expensive rings.
Some of her fans' and followers' comments are listed below;
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