- Haji was on the brink of tears after being gifted a fully furnished house by a wellwisher following his viral story of collecting and selling
- The university dropout was all smiles after he entered his new abode, fitted with cosy couch and coffee table in the expansive living room
- He also gave a tour of the bedroom as he appreciated his wellwisher for her kind act as social media users expressed their delight
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A university student who dropped out due to financial challenges now has a reason to smile after receiving life-changing news following his heartbreaking story going viral.
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Haji, who quit university after just one year because he could not afford his expenses, was gifted a brand-new house by a well-wisher.
After leaving campus, the young man turned to collecting and selling plastic bottles and cans to earn a living.
When his story gained attention online, a well-wisher promised to help him secure decent accommodation, especially after learning he had also been homeless following his university dropout.
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“I have been homeless for five years, sleeping on the streets with no permanent home. Now I cannot believe I have my own place. I do not have words to describe how I feel. I am speechless. I just want to thank God because I truly believe this is all His doing. I know there are people facing even greater challenges than mine, but for someone to consider me means everything. I am truly grateful,” Haji said.
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Haji, who lost his mother in 2014, gave a tour of his one-bedroom house with a smile, amazed by the kindness and generosity of the well-wisher who surprised him.
The house was fully furnished with quality furniture, as shown in the video, which also highlighted the beautiful interior design.
“Money alone cannot fully express my appreciation for this incredible gift. I am so thankful and grateful. God has been good to me. I also want to send special thanks to Nifa, who paid my six months’ rent so I can stay here without worrying for the rest of the year. This is a great honour, and I appreciate her deeply. What she has done for me is something I will never forget,” he added.
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Netizens react to Haji’s success
Social media users were equally happy for Haji, who noted that he used to earn at least KSh 250 daily from selling plastic bottles, as they flocked to the comment section to react.
FatmaJuma-h2m3q:
“I have read all the comments reminding Haji about his late mother’s other children. My son Haji, I encourage you to focus on your studies and trust God. When you succeed, remember to help your siblings. May God guide you and help you succeed, InshaAllah.”
nawechimartin:
“Haji, continue maintaining the good character that has brought you this far. Keep trusting God and He will continue holding your hand. Study hard and may God never leave you.”
SalimAbdallah-mi1wc:
“Haji, I know you are reading these comments. Focus on one thing at a time. You are intelligent and if you commit yourself to education, Tanzanians and the government will support you. Put aside other distractions for now, continue praying, and thank Allah for everything you have gone through and what lies ahead.”
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Kanaufookweka-y8o1x:
“Sister Niffer, may God bless you. God knows people’s journeys before they happen. Thank you for helping this young man. May you continue being blessed.”
ChausikuAli:
“MashaAllah, God is good. Let us continue praying and may those supporting this young man continue receiving faith and strength to help others.”
KU graduate becomes luggage carrier
In another story, out of desperation, James Okello became a luggage carrier in his quest to earn an income and meet his needs while waiting for better employment opportunities.
The Kenyatta University graduate said he turned to the hustle after failing to secure a job despite graduating with Second Class Honours.
Speaking to NGBREAKINGNEWS, the 27-year-old Nairobi resident opened up about his educational journey and the challenges he faced along the way.
Source: NGBREAKINGNEWS
