Tabitha Njoki, a young woman from Nyandarua, has expressed profound gratitude towards the compassionate individuals who facilitated her mother’s relocation to a new home.
Recently, Njoki’s situation captured the attention of many Kenyans as she shared her experiences through TikTok live sessions, revealing the dangers of her position amid intensifying conflicts in Beirut. After being abandoned by her employer, Njoki made an emotional plea for assistance, fearing for her life.
The response from the public was overwhelming, with numerous supporters mobilizing resources to ensure her safe return to Kenya and fulfil her wish for improved living conditions for her mother. Upon returning home, Njoki was heartened to learn that her supporters had succeeded in making significant changes to their living environment.
The previous mud-walled structure, which she and her mother had called home, has been transformed into a durable mabati house featuring three rooms. This renovation has brought immense joy to both women. In a statement, Njoki thanks Chris and the countless well-wishers who contributed to the project, emphasizing the positive impact their support has had on her mother’s well-being.
Now, as Njoki resumes her life in Kenya, she is actively seeking employment to sustain herself and provide the necessary medical care for her mother, who experiences occasional mental health challenges. Njoki’s aspiration is to rebuild her life with the stability that she was unable to achieve abroad, with a firm resolve not to return to the Gulf.
In a related story of community impact, Edna, a Kenyan YouTuber known as Naturalktdy, has also made headlines for building a stylish flat-roof home for her parents in Kirinyaga County. This new residence, characterized by its rustic design and abundant natural light, has been widely praised.
