Nairobi Man Auctioned on Livestream Gets Pool Job, KSh 250k from Kenyans: "Mungu Halali"
- Joseph Mutua can now heave a sigh of relief as things have started to look up for him, only a few days after he hit rock bottom
- The young man's story touched many people who watched the video of his world crumbling down and shared words of comfort and similar experiences
- Now, it has emerged that Mutua's life is changing one person at a time, as well-wishers start coming up with different gigs for him
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Nairobi, Kenya: Joseph Mutua, a young man who lost all his household items after they were auctioned due to unpaid rent, has landed a job and also received KSh 250,000 from Kenyans.
Source: TikTok
Three days ago, auctioneers stormed young Mutua's home and carried away his possessions. Instead of going through it alone, the young man stunned viewers by livestreaming the moment with a calm voice and encouraging message to himself.
While many people in such a position would ask for money to help themselves, Mutua consistently asked for a job.
How did Kenyans help Mutua?
Quite a number of people sympathised with him, and one of them was Eric Omondi, who shared that the young man has now received KSh 250,000 from Kenyans.
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"God doesn't sleep…our brother Mutua already got a call last night, we are in Nyeri and the job has already started. Yesterday, he got KSh 250,000 and it has sorted him out as far as rent is concerned," said Omondi in a Facebook video.
While still at it, a woman identified as Hon Praxidese K Imonje also shared that she was offering him a job.
"I am building a school in Vipingo and want to do an Olympic-standard swimming pool. Kindly share contacts; I wouldn't mind working with him too. Team Sisi kwa Sisi," she said.
"He should never miss rent again. We have to uplift each other, especially in business growth," she added.
Mutua was overwhelmed by the massive support he received from Kenyans as he expressed his gratitude.
"Thanks, Kenyans, for helping me when I thought it was all over," he said
How did Kenyans react to Mutua's story?
Atieno Tesha Atieno:
"I love it. Sometimes God will allow shame to visit us so that the evidence of his goodness is seen."
Francis Muiruri Njeri:
"I will give him solar installation soon."
Kipyegon Too Amos:
"In this world just speak up kila kitu Iko mbele yako just show up you never know .this is so good."
Adagala Wa Nadolo:
"The sun reminds that however many times you go down as a man, you will rise again. Huyu Erick akisimama kiti yeyote mahali tusimuachilie. Bora asibadilike kama Moha Jicho pevu,Jalang'o ,Jaguar na akina Osori."
Lelah Khasan:
"Kwa hii hii dunia usiwahi kata tamaa ata magumu yake vipi mungu hutoa njia mara Moja pongezi sana kijana, keep it up."
Trisha Khalid offers Mutua job
Source: UGC
In another story, actress Trisha Khalid also sympathised with Mutua.
Mutua sparked mixed reactions on social media with his sad video, and many noted how strong he was for filming one of the moments when his back was against the wall.
At the time, Omondi, who was touched, promised that he would advertise his business for free.
Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
