The yearly Groove awards is around the corner. As the list of the nominees was released, the Wajesus family were so excited after they were nominated for the online personality of the year.
Sharing the joy, Milly was Jesus said; “This is so humbling. When we started we dint know where this would lead us but just obeyed the call of God in Our lives to inspire by sharing our life.
You showed us love and now everyday we keep going up. That’s why we say Ni Jesus. We already have a hashtag by faith that you shall vote for us LINK ON BIO you can vote 10 times a day.
Please start voting our code is “groove 16d” when you get the message use the hashtag team16d post your screenshots.” It is their first time to be nominated in the awards category.”
The couple’s main areas of business include filming weddings and events, musical videos, documentaries and personal photography, all which demand teamwork.
Peter, 27, studied film at Kenyatta University, while Milly, 24, studied business management in the same institution. They dated from 2014 before getting married in 2017. They jointly run Bantu Films, a media production company, which Peter started after college
In 2016, they partnered, a decision that was both long overdue and a masterstroke. For a partnership with your spouse to work, Milly insists that couples should avoid arm-twisting each other.
“Peter is passionate about film while I love fashion. Neither of us attempts to change the other’s interest, instead, we merge them for the common good of our business. I style our subjects while he suggests the best shots for them. Playing these roles also allows us to do what we have always wanted to do as individuals,” she says.