A lady who operates a hotel located in Nakuru CBD, along Maasai Avenue between Mercy Mission Hospital and Victonnel Kindergarten, took to social media to share her struggles in business. She was planning to close down today until Kenyans did what they usually do best. By 11 a.m., her business was at full capacity, and she had sold everything until there was nothing left to sell.
Still, Kenyans continued to pay for the ambience, while others came carrying bundles of unga, sacks of rice, mafuta, sugar, and Royco mchuzi mix to support her business. There is something special about Kenyans when it comes to supporting one another; it is only the political class that constantly divides us.
A lady who operates a hotel located in Nakuru CBD, along Maasai Avenue between Mercy Mission Hospital and Victonnel Kindergarten, took to social media to share her struggles in business. She was planning to close down today until Kenyans did what they usually do best. By 11 a.m.,… pic.twitter.com/jkBFMEVdEH
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