TikToker Gifts Diapers, Flowers Worth KSh 17k To New Mothers At Kasarani Maternity On Her Birthday

• Irene Nanjala celebrated her birthday on Saturday, May 25, by spreading love and sharing gifts with new mothers in Kasarani
• The TikToker raised KSh 12,000 from her friends and added her own KSh 5,000, totalling KSh 17,000, which she used to buy diapers, flowers, and fruits for the new mums
• She visited Kasarani Maternity Hospital, where she generously distributed gifts and shared her birthday cake with the new mothers

TikToker Irene Nanjala has warmed hearts with her unique birthday festivities.

On Saturday, May 25, the digital creator marked her birthday in a meaningful way by extending kindness and sharing what she had with new mothers.

How TikToker Irene Nanjala celebrated birthday

In an interview with TUKO.co.ke, she revealed she raised KSh 12,000 through contributions from friends and added KSh 5,000 of her own funds, totalling KSh 17,000.

With this amount, the single mum purchased diapers, flowers, and fruits, which she delivered to the Kasarani Maternity Hospital.

She generously distributed these items among the new mothers at the hospital, who were overjoyed by her gesture.

Additionally, she celebrated by sharing her birthday cake with them.

"My aim was to spread love among new mothers, as I can relate to their experiences. There was no better way for me to celebrate my birthday than by making them feel honoured and valued. I'm immensely thankful to the management of Kasarani Maternity Hospital for allowing me this opportunity. My heartfelt gratitude also goes out to the friends who financially backed my initiative. It was a special moment that brought me joy," she said.

She also encouraged her fellow content creators to participate in similar acts of kindness to make a positive difference.

“Let’s bring joy to God by starting with small acts of kindness, just as I did," she concluded.

Irene Nanjala profess love for Peter Salasya

Previously, the content creator publicly declared her love for Mumias East MP Peters Salasya, expressing a desire to marry him.

Nanjala insisted her affection for the lawmaker is genuine, unrelated to his status or wealth.

She expressed readiness to relocate to Salasya's village home in Mumias East.

Proofreading by Otukho Jackson, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke