Kisii Comedian Osoro Cyprian Flaunts Magnificent Flat-Roof House He Built For His Father

• Kenyans have praised Mkisii ni Mkisii comedian Cyprian Osoro for upgrading his father's house
• This is after the humorist flaunted a new two-bedroom house he had built for his dad in Nyamira
• The house is a beautiful blend of modern design, with sleek, expansive windows and a flat roof

Comedian Cyprian Osoro could not contain his joy after a project he had been working on reached completion.

He posted photos and a video of a house he built for his father on Facebook, expressing how glad he was to have finished the project.

Left home to change home

The two-bedroom house in Nyamira is a beautiful blend of modern design, with sleek, expansive windows and a flat roof.

It boasts a beautiful white exterior with black strips on the columns and a maroon finish at the top.

However, Mkisii ni Mkisii humorist did not share interior photos, but all signs point to luxurious furnishings.

"We left home to change home. Project done! Dad took these pictures and told me to be proud of myself! May it inspire someone!" he captioned the images.

Fans congratulate Osoro for milestone

Osoro, who has been in the entertainment industry for over five years, disclosed in an earlier post that he spent KSh 2.5 million on the house.

Fans and followers of the comedian flooded the comments section with admiration for his dedication to his family.

Jack Matara:

"Congratulations buana. Now, let me tell you this: Wait for new blessings. I gave mine a house, and new blessings follow me each day."

Fred Makori

"Yay, you have done it! I'm celebrating with you, bro. May you keep winning.

Journalist Joseph Mose:

"May God see us through those of us who are the only hope of changing our homes."

Sheryll Moraa

"I'm so proud of you, bro. Be proud of yourself this is a great achievement."

Kenyan man gifts mother BMW X5

In a different part of Kenya, Jim Nduruchi put a smile on his mother's face after buying her a brand-new BMW X5.

He shared a photo of himself presenting the car keys to the woman who struggled to bring them up.

Jim disclosed that he was gifting his mother, Janet Nangekhe Wanyama, to show those who despised her that she became a testimony.

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