The mother of the daughter who was seen selling corn uses the donations given to her to buy land and build a house

It only took one viral video to change the life of Njeri, a schoolgirl from Kiambu, for the better
The little girl was recorded on video selling corn on the side of the road at night to support her family
Njeri's mother revealed that she used the money donated by well-intentioned people to buy a farm and build a house

Njeri, a school girl from Kiambutouched the hearts of many Kenyans after his video selling corn on the side of the road at night went viral.

The mother of the daughter who was seen selling corn uses the donations given to her to buy land and build a house
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He was wearing his full school uniform, kneeling in the sand while continuing his business to help his family earn a living.

The photo touched many Kenyans, causing a wave of generosity as people flocked to find him and help him.

Where is Mama Njeri's new house?

In an exciting statement, Njeri's mother revealed that she used the money to make great progress in improving their living conditions.

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The family, realizing their previous financial challenges, bought a piece of land using the donations they were given and started building a house.

“With the money I bought space and built a house in Makongeni, it is almost finished,” he wrote.

Mother Njeri expressed her gratitude to Kenyans for their hospitality, saying that it is a very big step in their lives.

Grandfather Owino he promises to help Njeri's family

When Njeri's video went viral, the Member of Parliament for Embakasi East, Babu Owino, was among those who were touched by his condition.

He expressed his desire to help the girlreferring to his difficult childhood, where he used to sell pearls to support his family.

“This girl is from the Island Primary School there Thika every evening go to sell boiled corn on the side of the road. It reminds me of when I used to sell trinkets after school throughout my primary and secondary school life,” Owino shared via X (formerly Twitter).

He praised Njeri's perseverance and assured him that he could overcome the obstacles in front of him, just like he did.