- After graduating from the University of St. Paul, Daniel Ravonga Sendi got a teaching job in a private school
- Despite being paid a salary of KSh 15,000, he had a clear goal of building a house for his parents, and he did exactly that.
- He shared photos of his parents' house with TUKO.co.ke, noting that he spent KSh 90,000 on the entire project
A young man from the village of Mapera, county of Migorihe has found a wonderful excitement in his heart as his dream continues to come true.
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Daniel Ravonga Sendi wished to build a house for his parents and it is fulfilled by the development of the structure.
The 24-year-old boy who graduated from College University of St. Last year Paul was lucky enough to get a teaching job paying KSh 15,000 every month.
How much is Ravonga's parents' house worth?
Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Ravonga revealed how much money he earns, noting that he sacrificed himself for the project.
“I earn KSh 15,000 a month, but I intended to build a proper house for my parents. The little money I get from the private school I teach did not stop me from pursuing my dream. I had to sacrifice a lot of money to save enough for the project. Thank God I have built a mud house for them for KSh 90,000 which is better than what they lived in,” he said happily.
Ravonga said he is not done yet as he wishes to build a permanent home for his parents despite the efforts he put into their current home.
The house does not yet have windows and a door, which he said will be added soon.
The man of Kericho in Canada to build a house for his parents
In another story, Kiprop Evans, a young man from Kipkelion, exemplified perseverance, determination and the power of dreams.
Kiprop's first step towards independence was to get a job as a cashier at Naivas supermarket in Kericho.
After a year of hard work in Naivas, Kiprop contacted a friend, Josephine, who lived and worked in Canada.
Recognizing Kiprop's mission, Josephine extended an invitation to change his life, offering to welcome him to Canada and even pay for his flight.
When did Kiprop arrive in Canada?
In 2022, Kiprop arrived in Canada, where he got a job cleaning a bank where he was receiving a salary of KSh 187,000 per month.
She also took on a part-time role as a carer in a nursing home, adding an additional KSh 68,000 to her monthly income.
He built a house for his parents and bought them a car, gestures that met with a lot of gratitude and he was proud.
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