Kenyan Woman Working In Gulf Builds House To Near Completion In 27 Days: “My Fundis Delivered”

• Angel Wafula is a woman whose dream is nearing completion, as she flaunted her house on social media
• The woman working in the Gulf revealed to TUKO.co.ke that she had saved up for the house she had managed to build in the past few days
• Angel revealed that she had watched a woman build a house in 30 days, and she set a goal to finish hers in 27 days

A Kenyan woman working in the Gulf, Angel Wafula, has gone viral for erecting her house in 27 days.

Angel had a dream of building a house for her daughter, and in an interview with TUKO.co.ke, she disclosed that she started working in Gulf countries in 2012.

She had given birth and could not support her young one, which pushed her to Saudi Arabia.

"My journey to the Gulf began in 2012 March after I gave birth to my girl, and I was so broke I could not afford to support her. I left her with my mother at 3 months and went to Saudi Arabia as a nanny! It was tough, but we persevered for 2 years. Came back to Kenya and did a diploma course in project management."

The woman revealed that she was currently on leave and had previously seen a woman who had built her house within 30 days.

How Kenyan woman built house in 27 days

She challenged herself to build one while on leave and was glad it came out as expected, although it's yet to be finished.

Why 27 days - I was on my leave and of course I saw in TikTok someone built a house in 30 days, I told myself whatever I have I will start to build and wherever it gets, I will continue when I get my leave again.

I did push my engineer and construction workers and I’m glad they delivered. I'm finishing up on the plastering, then I go continue with my hustle. "

Angel's luck changed over the years, as she now worked with a construction company in Qatar. She revealed that her daughter was her strength through the years.

"I did some more hustling, and now I work with an amazing company in Qatar. It’s been a journey but my daughter is my strength. She makes me strive for the best. I want her to have a quality education and, of course, a better place. I’ve suffered in this life, but I always believe God can never let me go through what I can’t handle."

How woman built mansion for parents

In other news, a Kenyan woman spent around KSh 20 million building a two-storey mansion for her parents in Ruiru, Kiambu county.

The house, located in a gated community, features a prayer room, two living rooms, and five en-suite bedrooms.

It also has a fully equipped kitchen with a bar, numerous chandeliers, and cabro blocks around the compound.