Kenyan Man Blesses Mum With BMW X5 As Mother's Day Present: "You Worked And Prayed Hard"

• Jim Nduruchi put a smile on her mother's face after buying her a brand-new BMW X5
• He shared a photo of himself presenting the keys to the woman who struggled to bring them up through struggle
• Jim disclosed that he was gifting his mother, Janet Nangekhe Wanyama, to show those who despised her that she became a testimony

A Kenyan named Jim Nduruchi celebrated Mother’s Day by gifting his mother, Janet Nangekhe Wanyama, a brand-new BMW X5.

Jim took to social media to express his gratitude and admiration for his mother's unwavering dedication and strength in raising him.

Jim's mother was despised

He shared the heartwarming gesture of appreciation on Facebook, acknowledging the challenges his mother endured to raise them.

Jim expressed that even as a young boy, he knew it wasn’t easy for the mum, but she worked and prayed hard.

Despite her efforts, she was despised, looked down upon, mistreated, and judged by others.

He was glad those who labelled her with profane titles were still alive to see what God had done.

"Mama, you have proved them wrong and that makes me so happy," he wrote.

Source of hope and inspiration

Jim praised his mum for inspiring millions of mothers and grandmothers who raise their sons and daughters under challenging circumstances and in toxic spaces.

He referred to her as a source of hope and inspiration, adding that he decorated, honoured and celebrated her with all his faculties.

"I wish there was anything else I would do to just let you know how thankful I am for you," he continued.

While wishing a Happy Mother’s Day to her and other heroines across the globe, he prayed for the 80-year-old to have more rich years in mortality.

Nigerian man builds house, buys new car for mum

In an almost similar story, a thoughtful man celebrated his mother on Mother's Day by building a beautiful house and gifting it to her.

The man told people his mother was selfless while raising him and his siblings in a one-room apartment.

In addition to the house, the man bought GAC GS4 2024 worth KSh 2.5 million, saying the woman abandoned food for them.

Proofreading by Asher Omondi, current affairs journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.