Renowned televangelist Pastor Ezekiel Odero presides over the New Life Prayer Centre and Church, an impressive facility located on a sprawling 300-acre estate in Mavueni, Kilifi County.
In a TikTok video shared by the account @jaelakoth2, which boasts over 250,000 followers and 3.2 million likes, viewers get a glimpse into Pastor Ezekiel’s life and sermons. In the video, a young lady dressed in a full-length black dress with braids is introduced.
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With pride, Pastor Ezekiel said, “That is my daughter, who works as a sign language interpreter,” gesturing toward her as his guests admired her. Two TikTok accounts identified her as Mary, with one claiming to have been her schoolmate.
“So today, you have seen her and known her after I introduced her,” Pastor Ezekiel stated.
Pastor Ezekiel and his wife have previously opened up about their struggles with infertility. The couple is blessed with three children: a son, Teddy, who plays the keyboard in their church; a daughter, Hannah, who sings in the choir; and an adopted niece from Pastor Ezekiel’s brother.
Reflecting on their journey, Pastor Ezekiel shared, “I once attended a crusade like this while struggling with infertility. My wife also lived with a womb growth for nine years. But today, we have three children nearing the end of their secondary education at an international school. The God who healed us will heal you too within five days.”
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Sign language, the profession of his daughter, is a visual communication method involving gestures and facial expressions. According to the National Deaf Children’s Society Kenya, the core components of sign language include handshape, palm orientation, movement, location, and non-manual signals such as facial expressions.
Kenyan Sign Language (KSL), used by over half of Kenya’s estimated 600,000 deaf population, is widely spoken across the country and even in neighboring Somalia. Regional dialect differences exist, particularly between Kisumu (western Kenya), Mombasa (eastern Kenya), and Somalia.
