- Elgeyo Marakwet lawyer GK Kimaiyo recently put a smile on his parents' faces after upgrading their lives
- The prominent lawyer built a luxurious bungalow to thank his mum and dad for investing in him
- Kenyans were awed by the meticulous attention to detail, accentuated by modern aesthetics and intricate finishings
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In a heartwarming gesture of love and gratitude, Wakili GK Kimaiyo, a prominent lawyer, has built a luxurious bungalow for his parents.
Journalist Boni Manyala shared photos of the magnificent house in Sing'ore, Kapchemutwa Ward, Keiyo North, Elgeyo Marakwet County.
Features of house Kimaiyo built for parents
The majestic home boasts a unique and eye-catching roof design that captivated the attention of many Kenyans online.
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It boasts large windows embossed in glossy white, giving it a beautiful outlook in the sun.
The modern aesthetic and intricate detailing sets it apart from the typical rural homes in the region.
Nestled in the serene and picturesque landscape, the building stands out for its architectural beauty.
How house Kimaiyo built for parents touched hearts
Kimaiyo took it upon himself to give back to his parents, recognizing their sacrifices and unwavering support throughout his journey.
By looking at the photos, one gets the feeling that every inch of the structure was meticulously designed to offer comfort and relaxation to the occupants.
The breathtaking design sparked curiosity and fascination among locals and social media users.
Wakili Kimaiyo's gesture not only touched the hearts of his parents but also left a lasting impact on the community.
It reminded everyone of the value of honouring and appreciating those who have shaped our lives.
Kericho lady builds house for mum who raised her through hardship
In an almost similar story, Vicky Chelangat recently built a new house for her mother, achieving a dream she had held on for many years.
Her desire to upgrade her mother resulted from her years of struggling to raise them singlehandedly.
Vicky disclosed that watching her mother toil on peoples' farms to feed and educate them touched a nerve inside her.
When she finally got a job in Kuwait, she started sending money home, which she used to pay for the building.
Proofreading by Otukho Jackson, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke
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