- A Nyandarua woman, Cecilia Wairimu, is celebrating after philanthropists united and provided her with a new and safe home
- Her mud house collapsed due to heavy rains, leaving her and her children homeless as she battles illness
- The villagers, who were touched by his condition, came forward to help him and even sought out the Governor of Nyandarua, Kiarie, to help them raise funds for construction.
- Residents also helped Cecilia’s family with other needs, including helping her son receive circumcision, as he was unable to pay for it.
A Nyandarua woman has been left in a state of joy after the good Samaritans in her community joined together to build her a lovely new home.
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Cecilia Wairimu, a poor woman whose mud-roofed house collapsed a month ago, finally managed to get into a safe house following the concerted efforts of good people who were saddened by her plight.
Inooro TV’s report showed that Cecilia has been ill for a long time, with medical expenses burdening her family and adding to the challenges they were facing.
The mud house collapsed after heavy rains, leaving the family homeless.
He said: “I was sick for a long time, and when the house collapsed, I didn’t know what to do. I am very thankful that now I have a new house. I have a daughter who passed the KCSE exam, I hope philanthropists can also come forward to help her.”
How Nyandarua’s philanthropists came forward to help Wairimu
One of the residents said that when he heard about Cecilia’s problems, he even sought help from Governor Kiarie to raise more funds for construction.
“He was sick for a long time, often in the hospital, while his illness was not properly diagnosed. As a society, we should have also helped his son receive circumcision because he was not able to do so,” said another resident.
Cecilia is now happy that her family is in a safe house, while she hopes for a speedy recovery.
“He needs more help for his family, and we hope he gets it,” he added.
Kenyans congratulate the Nyandarua community
Kenyans have recognized and applauded the community’s efforts, many saying it is a good thing especially as the festive season approaches.
Here are some comments:
@Liz: “Congratulations to the people of Nyandarua. Many have money but cannot do this, congratulations.”
@Anne: “Wow, great job and we wish him a speedy recovery.”
A Meru woman who works in Arabia has built a house for her family
Elsewhere, a woman from Meru who works in Arab countries surprised Kenyans after showing a beautiful house she built using her earnings.
He said he went abroad to improve his mother’s life, so building her a luxury house and decorating it with beautiful furniture was a dream come true.
Many praised him for his hard work and wished to achieve such success.
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