The Gospel industry seems to be the only way to go. We have seen ex-secular artistes the likes of Size 8 and Tero Mdee join the gospel industry and now multitalented singer Cecilia Wairimu born Amani.

Amani seems to have finally seen the light and she has ditched the secular industry meaning that soon she might be on the pulpit not only praising the Lord but preaching as well.

The multitalented singer, who is known for hits such as Missing My Baby,Tonight, Kiboko Changu ft Radio and Weasel, Bad Boy featuring Nyashinski, Ninanoki featuring Nameless and Talk to You featuring Patonee and Big Pin has been among the artistes, made the local music industry what it is today.

Amani was among the millions of fans across the world, who were shocked by Mowzey of Radio and Weasel duo's death.

"So sad...It was great to have worked with Mozeh(Radio) super talented and smart...R.I.P....may God comfort and grant peace to his family during this difficult time," read her message.

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Amani secretly got married to her Nigerian boyfriend, Chinasa Udeala and she has been busy with her family. She has been keeping a low profile musically and let's hope, she is working on gospel hits.

Well, Amani took to social media to talk about her journey in the secular industry thanking her supporters for supporting her.

"Circa 2009...on the cover of the Insyder magazine...started that journey at an early age of 18...by this time I had gotten the hang of it. My passion for music thrust me into an Entrepreneurial world was looking at a notebook the other day that had scripts, budgets, marketing plans...yes for my music," she wrote in part accompanied by the photo below.

The Missing my Baby hit singer went ahead to reveal that she has turned on a new leaf.

"We just don't wake up and sing 😜😜😄...I have turned on a new leaf I am now born again but I count it all joy...I learnt so much and gained so much experience.

Amani's ex Tanzanian boyfriend AY recently married a Rwandese woman in a colorful wedding ceremony that took place in Kigali, Rwanda.