It is now common knowledge that Sauti Sol, the biggest boy band in Africa, is disbanding. However, what may come as a surprise is that their separation had been predicted a few months ago by a TikTok preacher.

This TikToker not only foresaw Sauti Sol's breakup but also predicted the separation of over 25 other groups. What adds intrigue to this situation is that these two groups have indeed disbanded at almost the same time.


The top boy band had been warned to mend their ways if they wanted the favor of God to be upon them by a Kenyan evangelist who goes by the name @ministry4real7 on Tiktok.


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The minister revealed that she received a dream from God telling her that God is not pleased with individuals in the band and so He shall not be involving himself in their activities.

 

"So for Sauti Sol I was shown in a dream that God says that He is not really happy with individuals, like individually in the group."

She further added that it had been revealed to her that there are things happening behind the scenes in relation to Sauti Sol that wee not right.


In addition to her prediction about Sauti Sol, the TikTok preacher also had a message for the YouTube group Over 25. According to her foresight, there would be disagreements within the group that could potentially lead to their separation.

The preacher's warning emphasized the importance of avoiding pride, as it could become the main catalyst for their division.

Sauti Sol, consisting of Bien Baraza, Savara, Chimano, and Polycarp, originated from the idea that took root in the minds of Baraza, Savara, and Chimano during their time in high school.

Their initial meeting occurred during a performance by the school's music groups at Upper Hill School, and they named their collective Voices in the Sun/Light.


Following their initial meeting, the trio of Bien Baraza, Savara, and Chimano crossed paths with Polycarp Otieno at Alliance Française in Nairobi. Polycarp, who was studying at Strathmore School at the time, was of similar age to the other members.

After completing their high school education, they wholeheartedly dedicated themselves to their musical career. Their commitment paid off when they released an exceptional debut album, which has been hailed as one of the best in recent times.

However, in the wake of the disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic, rumors of an alleged split among the members of Sauti Sol began circulating, creating a stir on the internet.


In a press statement, the group clarified that they decided to launch solo careers in a project dubbed 'Alone Together' but it did not signal the end of the band.


The aim of the project was to allow every band member to grow their brands independently, allow them to interact with fans individually, and give them a personal touch. 


It didn't take long before each debuted their solo career. Bien-Aime Baraza released his solo track 'Bald Men Anthem' in which he featured seasoned jazz player Aaron Rimbui.



Polycarp Otieno, popularly known as Fancy Fingers dropped 'Father Studies' and Savara Mudigi debuted 'Savage Levels'.