- Daniel Mungori Muturisio is working on painting in Nairobi, despite his old age, to serve his family
- The 60 -year -old walks on the road carrying a poster to advertise his daily paint services
- Mungori told TUKO.co.ke that he has been a painter for over 30 years, the skills he learned through government training
- He called on Kenyans who need his services to think of him to assure him of a clean job
In Kenya, many people move to their countryside for a peaceful life apart from the city's turmoil as soon as they reach retirement age.
Source: Tiktok
However, the situation is not the case with Daniel Mungori Muturisio, a diligent elder who has been forced to continue working in the capital to make a living.
Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Mungori revealed that he had been painting for over 30 years, a job that enabled him to take care of his family and educate his children.
“I have many years of experience in painting. We were taught by a government agency many years ago, and that's the job I've been doing since then,” He said.
As a native of Meru County, Mungori is currently living KawangwareNairobi, since most of the paint work is available in the city.
The father of five was proud to say that he had been able to educate them all, with only one left in college.
Why does Daniel Mungori walk with a poster?
Despite the presence of many construction projects in Nairobi, Mungori said getting the paint work has been a serious job.
As a result, he is obliged to advertise his services by carrying a poster everywhere he goes. The poster shows his name, services, and his phone number.
“There are many houses that continue to be built, but finding someone to hire me has been a big challenge,” noted.
He urged Kenyans who need paint services to call him, promising to do clean work for them. Also, he welcomed any help to help him develop his life.
You can call and support Elder Daniel through his phone number 0720261431.
Kenyans are sympathetic to Daniel Mungori
The story of the 60 -year -old was distributed on Tiktok And user GATE469, who also urged well -intentioned Kenyans to support him.
Beauty by Nesh:
“I don't have a house to give him paint, but I'll do something better for him tonight.”
Jasmine Right:
“I've spent lunch money today. Allah bless you very much. “
Chain Adventures:
“God is not unjust; He will not forget your work and your love for His people and continue to do good.”
Husseinaa1:
“I phoned him and talked to him. After that, I sent KSh 2,000. Help him in any way.
Kibath:
“You often see him, but I have no power to help him.”
Vesh:
“I have seen him several times near Quickmart. Sometimes I cry for money to give him.”
Wanja:
“It's true; he stands by the Methodist Church.
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