Brian Chira's Granny Asks Kenyans to Buy Her New Car: "Sitaki ya Mafuta"

• Brian Chira’s granny took to social media once again , asking Kenyans to help ease her movement by getting her a car she believed would be more affordable to maintain
• This was not the first time she had turned to well-wishers, as she had previously received land and a house from Kenyans following her grandson’s death
• Her latest request triggered strong reactions online, with some netizens cracking jokes about her demands while others questioned her repeated appeals for help

Esther Njeri, the grandmother of the late TikToker Brian Chira, has once again sparked debate online after appealing to Kenyans for a new favour.

Esther has become a familiar face on TikTok since the death of her grandson in 2024.

What does Chira’s granny want Kenyans to do for her?

She recently went live, where she confidently asked Kenyans to help her acquire a new vehicle.

This time, she set her sights on an electric car, explaining that it would make her movements easier and save on fuel costs.

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"Demio, I want a Demio. An electric one. Sitaki ya mafuta. I want an electric one so that I can buy two batteries and leave one to charge while I step out with the other. That one will be good so that when I am in a hurry, I can leave one to charge," Esther said during the live.

Watch the video below:

What else has Chira’s granny asked Kenyans for?

This is not the first time the grandmother has reached out to Kenyans for help.

After Chira’s passing, TikTokers rallied behind her, buying land and building her a new home in a show of solidarity and compassion.

However, in February, Esther once again made headlines after asking to be moved from the house TikTokers had built.

She lamented that the area was insecure, claiming there were frequent cases of cattle theft.

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She suggested that well-wishers either relocate her or build an electric fence around the house, even warning that she might sell the property if nothing was done.

How did netizens react to her latest request?

Just as before, Kenyans took to social media to voice their opinions, with many reacting strongly to her appeal for a car.

While some joked about her request while others criticised her for appearing to depend too much on well-wishers.

Here are some of their comments:

okutolive:

"I beg your finest pardon?"

angie_kaboro:

"The audacity of the audacious."

jesinahnyaundi:

"Wacha niende waxing nijue vile shosho atapata demio electric."

miss.lovely254:

"This kind of woman can kill you from stress, akiwa mama yako."

mueni4756:

"Mkae chini mjue vile shushu atapaka kagari."

cindyoganarogoi:

"Audacity on full sale."

muraya_2017:

"You people buy her what she needs ama mpate laana."

gabu.milito:

"Monday naenda job mapema nikamfanyie job nilipwe nitoe za kuchanga apate gari."

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vancekims:

"People think they re so special. We have alot of things to do."

djreese254official:

"Mwenye Ako na nguvu ya kuomba Wacha aombe."

tinys_life8:

"Weh knowing your worth ndo hii sasa."

Was Chira's grave vandalised?

In other news, Esther recently went live on TikTok with fellow content creators, showing that her grandson’s grave had been vandalised.

The livestream revealed extensive damage, particularly to the headstone that bore his picture.

In follow-up interviews with TUKO.co.ke, sources close to the matter disclosed who they suspected was behind the act and explained their reasons.

Source: TUKO.co.ke