Homa Bay Woman Whose Hubby Was Hacked to Death in Tears as PS Omollo Gifts Her Fully Furnished House
- A mother who had been living in a dilapidated house was over the moon after moving into a new shelter
- She could not hold back her emotions during a moment of prayer as she reflected on the goodness of God in her life
- Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, a source shared details of the woman’s challenges after losing her husband in a tragic incident
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Principal Secretary (PS) for the Ministry of Interior and National Administration, Raymond Omollo, has continued to make a difference and transform lives through the Widows Empowerment Program.
Source: UGC
A woman from Lang'o Orawo village, Kadik Sub-location, North Ward, Karachuonyo constituency, Homa Bay county, is overjoyed after her dignity was restored through the gift of a lovely house.
How many kids does Okoth have?
Susan Akinyi Okoth, a resilient mother of four school-going children, received a new and decent house, built with love and compassion.
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A source told TUKO.co.ke about the deplorable conditions in which Okoth lived and the many challenges she faced.
“She had been living in deplorable conditions. The house she was in was in a pathetic state, not fit for any human being. She has also been sickly and suffers from high blood pressure,” the source said.
Okoth's struggles began after her husband was hacked to death in the middle of the night, leaving her with a monstrous burden on her shoulders.
What's Okoth's biggest challenge?
It has not been easy caring for her young children singlehandedly, especially after her husband's death.
“Her biggest challenge has been educating her four children and providing them with proper clothing. She’s been doing menial jobs at a nearby primary school called Anyiko Primary,” the source added.
Okoth was relieved and elated as she moved into her new house, courtesy of PS Omollo.
She could not contain her joy after receiving the life-changing gift, which will have a positive impact on her children’s lives and hers.
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How big is Okoth's house?
The new house has four rooms, including a sizeable sitting room, a bedroom, a kitchen, and a store.
Okoth previously lived in a mabati house, which was in a deplorable state and even posed a risk to the life of the 48-year-old and her children.
She was almost overwhelmed with emotions as fellow widows joined her for a small house-opening celebration.
They held a prayer session in her new home, dedicating it and praying for provision.
Okoth in tears during prayer session
Okoth did not move into an empty house as she was gifted furniture and shopping items to kickstart life in her new shelter.
In one photo, she is seen sitting on a wooden chair, bowing her head during a moment of prayer.
Other women surrounded her, also bowing their heads in prayer, as they stood with Okoth, knowing how much she had been through.
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They celebrated the breakthrough, understanding that one widow’s win is a win for all of them.
Source: UGC
PS Omollo gifts Kisumu widow house
In another story, PS Omollo brought a woman to tears after building her a lovely house for her family.
Mama Meresa Omollo Onyonge from Kisumu county could not hold back her tears after becoming a homeowner at 75.
The widow had been living in a dilapidated house since the untimely demise of her husband.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
