Nairobi Woman Gifts Young Boy She Mentored Mattress, Utensils And Cosy Sofa: "Starting Life"

• Jane Murimi Mugo was thrilled to reunite with Bob, a young man she had known for years through his mum
• Mugo said she mentored the boy when she was a teacher in Kayole and was delighted to help him with a few household possessions
• The Nairobi lady gave the boy utensils, a mattress and a cosy sofa as she highlighted the boy's talents

Nairobi - A woman has once again positively impacted a young man's life by helping him become independent.

Jane Murimi Mugo took to social media to flaunt her philanthropic and motherly side to a boy identified as Bob.

How Jane Mugo helped a young man

Mugo noted that she had known the boy for years, having been friends with his mother before being introduced to him.

The counsellor disclosed that she gave Bob a few household items to help prepare him to start living independently.

"The seats may be old, but I have enabled this young man to start life. We bought a mattress yesterday, a few sufurias, and a meko. Today, he came for this seat. He's in the company of his mum," part of her post said.

Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Mugo, a mum of two, shared that she mentored Bob while teaching in Kayole.

He comes from a humble background, Jane Mugo

She shared that the young man reached out to her for guidance and encouragement after 10 years of not being in touch.

"He comes from a humble background, yet life has been unfair. He's a talented young man, a footballer, and an influencer. I knew his mum many years ago and vowed to walk with the boy despite the challenges.

Today, we had a long session. I gave him some stuff to start life, and I'm excited to have introduced him to someone on this platform who has offered to engage this young man. I believe soon Bob will shine. Focus is the key. I will walk with him till he makes it. I'm happy that, for now, I have done what I can in my slightest way," she shared.

Nairobi man gifts new mum mattress

Elsewhere, Kinyanya opened his house to Wangare, a new mother and her newborn, after her heartbreaking story went viral.

Wangare and her baby were bound to be separated, as Wangare was deemed unfit to care for her bundle of joy.

Kinyanya from Nairobi took the two in, bought them a new mattress and even dedicated a househelp to care for their needs.

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