Nairobi Hawker Who Makes Street Omelettes Says He's Sold Eggs For 19 Years: "I Own Land"

• A hawker who sells omelettes on the streets shared that he had been doing the job for 19 years and denied that the gas cylinder is too heavy to carry
• According to a video shared by @vins_garage, the man sells 2000 eggs per day from different outlets
• Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Vins said that the man is very hard working and always passes by to sell them tasty eggs

A hawker who has been selling eggs in Nairobi has claimed that he has been doing the job for 19 years and now owns his home.

Visits Northern Bypass everyday

According to the owner of Vins Autor Garage on the Northern Bypass, the man who walks around with a meko gas sells 2000 eggs every.

"He comes here every day to sell to us and they are very tasty. He is also very clean," said Vins, whose garage is next to Kenyatta University Refferal Hospital.

In a video shared by Vins the man said: "Most people do not like getting tired and claim there are no jobs. I have been doing this for 19 years and now live in my home."

Kenyans react to the news:

Wambui Christabell:

"There is nothing I appreciate than seeing my fellow hustler hustle God bless all hustlers."

Tami❤️:

"Na hatupi shells chini, God bless him."

Keyshia_Savage:

"That's hard job also is risking his life hiyo mtungi ya gas need to relax before awashe may God protect him."

Kevin's Kevin:

"It's hard to sell 2000 eggs. that's an exaggerated figure to be honest.''

Mūngaī Kings:

"I hate boiled eggs but love them fried, untapped business idea this."

Bad___guy:

"Kama ni kweli anauzanga 2000 eggs good for him he makes KSh 50,000 daily wow."

lavii:

"I know this man he is always so hardworking, may who lives from above bless his hustle."

YouTuber Buys Hawker's egg stock

In another story, popular Ugandan YouTuber Raymond Kahuma bought all the eggs, smokies, and chapati stock from a seller.

The man, identified as Steve, shared the stock with hungry bystanders and left with Kahuma to get new clothes, food and a fun day.

When they returned from the fun day at the Two Rivers Mall, he was given KSh 6,700 to boost his business.

Proofreading by Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke