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Why Diamond's official photographer has quit after 5 years
He reveals it all
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“I quit working to pursue my dreams life which is to employ myself, to have more time and to be flexible and use most of my time to unleash my potential for excellence,” he said.
He said that the major reason he quit working for Diamond is because he wants to be close to God as a Christian because he has been working in an environment that has not been pleasing God.
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“It’s has been a serious issue and I have not been in peace in all the years but at the end we all need to choose God over everything. What will fame and worldly glory benefit me if I miss the kingdom of God?” he said in his Swahili statement.
According to his Instagram profile, Kifesi is a Christian under the Seventh Day Adventist denomination.
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