Kakamega Man's New Simple House With Exquisite KSh 130k Gate Wows Kenyans: "Kwa Neema"

• A man from Kakamega named Rooney recently completed the construction of his new simple house and shared photos of it on social media
• The house garnered attention for its impressive gate and perimeter, which gave the entire compound an opulent touch, surprising many
• Rooney captioned the photos with "Simple, by grace," and they were posted on the Dream House and Building Forum on Facebook

Kakamega - A Kakamega man has sparked reactions on social media after sharing lovely photos of his new simple house whose construction he recently completed.

Rooney Allsoptoper excited Kenyans after showing the recently completed house with a huge gate and perimeter wall.

Kenyans congratulate Rooney

In the photos he shared on Facebook, many were wowed by his choice of the gate and perimeter, which they admitted gave the entire compound a touch of opulence.

"Simple, by grace," he captioned the photos posted on Dream House and Building Forum.

Many trooped to the comment section to appreciate his efforts and for achieving the milestone:

Tarus Julian said:

"That's awesome! Congratulations!"

Kristinn Mwikali said:

"Wow! I am so proud of you, honestly. May God keep lifting you higher."

Amos Kan said:

"Congratulations. Everything else is beautiful apart from the roof."

Cost of gates in Kenya

TUKO.co.ke also contacted Rooney, who said he built the house because he wanted a simple home.

He said the gate cost him KSh 130,000 while the entire project gobbled KSh 630,000.

"The house and gate cost me KSh 630,000. I needed a small and simple house, which I built in Kakamega. The gate alone is KSh 130,000," he said.

Kenyan lady showcases her apartment

In a separate story, a Kenyan TikToker using the handle @savage_Laurah inspired people after showcasing how she moved from a KSh 2,500 room to a house where she pays over KSh 100,000 monthly rent.

The mother of one shared a video on her TikTok page showing where she initially lived. In the video, she showed tiny, rugged homes in a slum.

She passed the homes and took a moment to pause before showing her current house.