A garbage collector from Parklands, Nairobi, has captured the hearts of many Kenyans after a video of him making an emotional appeal for help surfaced online.
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Kevin Muriuki, a father of three, impressed viewers with his eloquent English, calm demeanour, and humility as he spoke about the challenges his family is currently facing.
In a video shared by @Zen on TikTok, Muriuki revealed that his wife is recovering from surgery to remove fibroids and remains on medication, leaving the family struggling financially.
He explained that the medical expenses have stretched their resources, making it difficult to provide necessities for their children.
The devoted father said his greatest need at the moment is food support, noting that his family is experiencing a severe shortage of essential supplies. He is raising three children aged between five and 11 years and worries about their well-being as the household grapples with mounting financial pressure.
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“I need help to buy foodstuffs as we are facing a severe foodshortage,” he said.
Muriuki’s English fluency impresses Kenyans
Despite the hardships, Muriuki delivered his appeal with remarkable composure, choosing his words carefully and maintaining a positive attitude throughout. His fluent English and respectful tone quickly drew attention on social media, where many Kenyans praised his communication skills.
Several netizens expressed surprise that a man working in waste collection could speak with such confidence and sophistication. Others said his story highlights the struggles many hardworking Kenyans face despite doing honest jobs to support their families.
Many social media users also commended Muriuki for remaining humble and dignified while seeking assistance, with some calling on well-wishers to come to his family’s aid.
As his appeal continues to circulate online, Kenyans are rallying behind the Parklands worker, hoping that his story will attract support and help ease the burden facing his family during this difficult period.
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Nairobi woman seeks help
A Nairobi woman has appealed for financial assistance after landing a seasonal farm job opportunity in the United Kingdom but lacking funds to travel.
The woman, identified as Maureen Katunge, says she successfully secured employment under the UK’s Horticultural Operational Seasonal Worker Scheme (HOPS), which recruits workers for agricultural work abroad.
She notes that all her job documents have been approved, but she is unable to raise money for her visa processing and air ticket.
Source: NGBREAKINGNEWS
