Kiambu Woman Breaks Down as Oscar Sudi Gifts Her Ksh100,000

A Kiambu businesswoman was overwhelmed with emotion during a Women and Youth Empowerment forum in Kiambaa, after receiving tools to kick-start her dream salon business.

Identified as Njeri, the woman broke into tears as she was gifted a blow-dryer and a salon dryer, equipment she had been struggling to afford, by Kiambu Woman Representative Ann Wamuratha. 

Overwhelmed by the unexpected gift, Njeri covered her face with her hands as tears of gratitude streamed down her cheeks, unable to contain her joy.

The emotional moment caught the attention of Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi, who was also present at the event.

Additionally, Sudi approached the tearful woman, gently brushing his hand through her hair to comfort her. He then gifted her Ksh100,000 to further boost her new venture.

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“Stop crying. Go and work hard. Put in the effort so that you can look nice and even make your hair better,” Sudi told her softly.

Further, Wamuratha emphasized that such empowerment initiatives are designed to uplift women from vulnerable backgrounds and equip them with the means to generate income and gain independence.

Raymond Omollo Builds Home for Widow

Separately, Interior Principal Secretary (PS) Raymond Omollo, through an initiative, built a home for a woman who was living in a shelter on April 10. 

56-year-old Mama Grace Adhiambo spent years living in harsh conditions in a small, rundown shelter made from sticks, mud, and plastic sheeting together with her five children. 

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The initiative, led by Interior Principal Secretary (PS) Raymond Omollo, identified Grace Adhiambo and empathised with her situation.

The Widows’ Empowerment Program aims to restore hope, foster resilience, and encourage self-reliance among widows across Kenya.

Many of these women continue to grapple with economic hardships, social isolation, legal hurdles, and emotional distress.

With the support of Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo and the leadership of Program Director Victor Ayugi, the initiative introduced a series of socio-economic interventions tailored to uplift widows in various regions of the country.

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