Kenyan businessman and entrepreneur Khalif Kairo has praised his current girlfriend Wavinya through a heartfelt post.

Khalif Kairo, who said this via his Twitter handle, congratulated Wavinya, thanking her for always making life easier for him.

“This kamba lady brightens my day so much, Bana. Mchana uko na pressure za kazi, flight imebounce lakini moment I get home, unpata mtu amekusalimia with freshly cooked food.

Wacheni mungu azidi kuitwa mungu.” Khalif Kairo wrote on his page.

Khalif Kairo looks to have been obsessed with his current girlfriend, not just the way she looks but also the fact that she likes cooking rather than buying food.

Khalif Kairo has repeatedly said time and time again that ever since he met Wavinya, his life has never been the same; he no longer worries about taking her out on regular dates the way he used to when he had Cera Imani, his ex-girlfriend, because Wavinya loves cooking.

Wavinya Maria is not just Khalif Kairo’s current girlfriend but a beauty pageant winner who was crowned Miss World Kenya back in 2019.

She is not one who is into social media that much, but you can’t miss a thing or two on her socials.

For Kairo, Wavinya’s kindness and the way she spreads warmth wherever she goes makes her more than just his girlfriend—it just makes her extraordinary, one of a kind.

A while back, Khalif Kairo shared the reason behind his fallout with Cera Imani, saying that he had everything to do with the breakup.

“I think I’m the one who messed up. I agree that I was the problem.” Kairo said.

He also added that it was because of his tight schedule that has him occupied most of the time with work, leaving little or no time to spend with her.

“You know it is not all girls who are obsessed and enticed by these material things and money. Cera is a very principled lady; you know I know her, so she is not someone who is with you because of the money or anything. Money also wouldn’t be a course for a breakup.

There are issues that make people break up… I think the problem with people like me, us businessmen, is that some of us become so engrossed with businesses that we forget to nurture and foster the relationship, and we deal with things in very logical and methodical ways as opposed to emotional. Khalif Kairo shared a while back during an interview with Dr. Ofweneke.