TikToker Dan Wema Touched After Compassionate Boda Boda Rider Agrees To Carry Him To Hospital For Free

• Dan Wema was moved when a boda boda rider agreed to carry him to the Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital for free
• Although some refused, one rider's act of kindness shone as TikToker tested his willingness to assist during tough times
• The TikToker's prank uncovered a boda boda rider's benevolence, shedding light on the enduring presence of compassion even in challenging circumstances

Things are hard for many people, and every shilling counts, so any businessman would be reluctant to give free services no matter how dire a situation.

Wema requested ride to hospital

It is against this background that TikToker Dan Wema, who is known for helping people, sought a free ride to Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital from boda boda riders in Eldoret,

"I need to go see my mum at the hospital; I am here with my brother and sister can you take us for free?" he asked.

When the first boda boda guy was approached, he took to his heels and never stopped to answer the question.

"The third guy accepted, and I had to bless him," he said.

Wema impressed by rider's humility

"I played this prank to know if boda boda guys can come through when you have any affliction," Wema told TUKO.co.ke in an interview.

According to Wema, it is common to encounter people who lack a sense of humanity and you will suffer.

"I felt so good...it taught me that good people still exist," he said.

Here is what netizens had to say:

Lensh Muronji:

"Huyo Jamaa amevaa jacket ya black ako roho Safi Sana....God bless both of you."

aron★arts:

"Jamaa amepanda Maggie's stairs ya juu kuwatch news."

kennedybii08_:

"Send me his number, I will be in Eldoret this week, I want to bless him."

kelvinmusyoka303:

"You know hivo tu ndo wanadaganywa then they end up being killed na nduthi zao kuenda so pia for security reasons they have to kukimbia"

Gerah254:

"kumbe hawa wakalee wetu hawana utu...the two refused."

annet akello:

"nmeona hao wanafunzi n my former school."

Mkokoteni man refuses cash

In another story, a handcart puller's positive attitude while waiting for work caught the attention of pastor Dan Wema, leading to an unexpected act of generosity.

Despite financial struggles, Lucas Mutua declined cash after Wema's shopping spree, expressing contentment and requesting only a small fare.

The Wema Foundation founder praised Mutua's exceptional response, highlighting his refusal of money.