Kenyan gospel musician Dunco has publicly addressed longstanding rumors alleging that he eloped with the wife of his former pastor, Alexander Nduati. The controversy, which first emerged in 2016, has resurfaced, prompting Dunco to clarify the circumstances surrounding his relationship with Naserianne Sintako, the woman involved.
According to Dunco, he was never homeless as previously claimed. He explained that Naserianne and her husband had been separated for several years before he and Naserianne began their relationship. Dunco emphasized that he did not play a role in their separation and described the allegations as malicious attempts to tarnish his reputation.
Initial reports suggested that Dunco was taken in by Pastor Nduati during a difficult period in his life and that an affair developed between him and Naserianne, leading to their eventual cohabitation and the birth of a child. However, Dunco has consistently denied these claims, asserting that their relationship began only after Naserianne had separated from her husband.
The controversy has sparked widespread discussion, with many questioning the ethics of the situation. Some have expressed support for Dunco, acknowledging the complexities of personal relationships, while others have criticized the circumstances surrounding the affair. The incident has also raised broader concerns about the personal lives of public figures and the challenges they face in maintaining privacy and integrity.
Despite the ongoing discussions, Dunco has continued to focus on his music career, releasing songs such as “Tobina” and “Hafungi Macho.” His decision to address the rumors publicly reflects his commitment to transparency and his desire to move beyond the controversy.
