Kenyans Raise KSh 200k To Help Nakuru Woman Who Wept For Lack Of Customers In Her Hotel

• A businesswoman from Nakuru by the name of Harriet Akinyi shared an emotional video that caused people across the country to support her in her hotel that is facing challenges
• When he was in a state of sadness, Kenyans did not stop by just feeling sorry for him; they arrived in large numbers at his restaurant and started eating, thus changing his story
• Pictures and videos of people eating lots of delicious food and drinking lots of drinks in a restaurant that was previously cold and scary even for themselves went viral on social media.
• On the other hand, there are those who put their money to show their support for this hard-working queen, and now she has KSh 200,000 in hand

Harriet Akinyi, a 28-year-old business woman and owner of Tule Kienyeji restaurant located in Maasai Avenue, Business Zone of Nakuruhe found himself without customers and was desperate.

On January 20, Harriet uploaded a tearful video explaining how she invested everything in a restaurant that no one visited, and the video went viral online.

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Kenyans responded by flocking to his restaurantsome even traveling from Nairobi.

How Did Harriet Get That Money?

What started as a cry of tragedy turned into a powerful story of solidarity and hope.

It was a stark contrast to the despair recorded just hours before.

On 21 January, Harriet appeared in a video for TikTok and said,

“My account had KSh 67,000; if you add the others, you get KSh 200,000.”

How Kenyans Said About This Story

• Chandi Tok Chanda said: “I cried when I heard he said God is silent; I kept saying, ‘No, God is not silent, and He is not late.’ Thank you.”
• Janetkituyi said:And if we take politicians out of the equation, can’t Kenya catch up to Singapore?”
• Carole Maritim said: “Should Kenya be without politicians? Let us live as citizens without politics.”
• Sly sly said: “When you feel you’ve reached the end, that’s when God really comes down.”
• Junior Ronnie said:Kenya’s problem is the politicians.”
• Lydia said: “You shall not cry again in the name of Jesus.”
• Isaac’s mother said:Thank you Kenya for saving this one, if you listen to someone wondering or feeling sad, he was done.”
• David mm said: “I am proud of my fellow Kenyans.”
• Gatwiri Namu said: “Thank you Kenyans but Akinyi also needs to go back to the drawing board and reorganize… I wish you success in your business.”
• GeoffreyMaina14 said: “God works in many ways.”

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In another story, businesswoman Miriam Waithira opened up about how she was engulfed by a gambling addiction that turned her life upside down, and she had to start fighting to change the situation.

This mother of one explained her victory of luck bad and how the joy of victory turned him into a bad trap.

Eventually, the woman’s addiction caused her restaurant in Uthiru to collapse, forcing her to return to her rural home in Kinangop.

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