Arden Howe
Samuel Wilson, a young man who is still a student at the Tanzania Institute of Accountancy, has built an immaculate toilet for his parents from the proceeds of his side hustle Samuel shared his reason for building the two-unit toilet and also laid bare how much it cost,, as well as the time frame he had given himself for it to be ready The shining toilet is not the only project that the young man will do for his parents, and he listed some of the other projects that are in the pipeline Arusha, Tanzania: At only 22 years old, Samuel Wilson has ensured that his family is no longer the laughingstock of the village because of a dilapidated toilet, and he held a party to celebrate.
Samuel Wilson, who built a toilet in Arusha. Photos: Ayo TV.
Source: Youtube The third-year student at the Tanzania Institute of Accountancy is very grateful for the journey his parents walked with him, and he is not only hell-bent on giving their home a facelift but has also removed the burden of paying his fees from them.
The university student has delighted his family with a beautiful, two-unit, modern toilet with burglarproof doors; he did not spare coins as far as aesthetics were concerned. The toilet is painted light green on the outside, and the colour sharply contrasts with the doors of the toilet.
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How much did the toilet cost? According to Samuel, the project cost KSh 235,000 and is the first of several that are targeted at giving his home a facelift.
‘They say a toilet makes a home and according to the young man, he decided to build another toilet because the other one was at the front of the of the house,” he said. Samuel Wilson at the new toilet. Photo: Ayo TV.
Source: Youtube “I will also finish our house, build my mom a poultry house, install a gate, and there is also space for a garage. My photography company has only been in operation for four months, and the money we got from there helped be build the toilet,” he said. The young man, who is a firstborn, held a huge party and also invited neighbours who had previously mocked them to come and join in the celebrations, as well as the cutting of the cake dedicated to the day.
How did netizens react to the story? Lema Thomas:
“Kama utan ila ni wazi bwana mdogo anahitaji pongezi mno.” Daudi Daniel Lukumay:
“Wengine wanakuita mshamba, naamini umeamua kuonyesha utukufu wa Mungu kwa safari ya maisha uliyoanza. Nayo mwazo wazazi wako wakikupambania kwa shida ni Raha, kwa ujasiri wako vijana wengi tuliotoka kwenye family ya chini watajifunza kitu wakumbuke kufanya maendeleo nyumbani, sio kukimbilia club n maukumbi ya staterehe. Big up saana Mungu akutunze akuinue viwango vya juu zaidi ni zaidi.” Mamy Jisan:
“Bora hata yeye kafunga mwaka na choo kuna mimi, sina kitu.” Boas Lukas Lukas:
“Unaweza ukacheka sahii lakini ukiangalia vizuri ni mwanzo mzuri sana kijana mwenzangu Mungu akujalie haja ya moyo wako.” Mary Ngowi:
“Kuna watu nyumban kwao bado wanajisaidia kwenye makuti au vyoo vya mabanzi halafu uje ukosea mwenzio hapa.” David Mwakyusa:
“Hongera kwake hatiua nzur mwanzo mzuri unakitu ndani yake kikubwa vijana mjivunze kwa mwenzenu baada ya masomo huko pia mtaan kunahitaji digrii 3 za maisha ya kitaa hongera sana kwake.” James Laiser:
“Kama Serikali inaweza kuzindua Vyoo tena vya msaada kwann huyu yeye asizindue na kajenga kwa pesa zake mwenyewe.” Lightines Urasa Urasa:
“Vijana kama hawa wapo wachache sana mungu akubariki mdogo wangu.” Jarle Msuya:
“Hongera sana ila kuna watu watasema ww mjinga ila watembelee sasa wamepanga kazi ni kutukana. Sisi kama wazazi ukiona mtoto wako anafanya vitu kwa umri huu mpe pongezi.” Anneth Richard:
“Ana ndoto kubwa kupitia hii atajenga ghorofa.” Vincent Kimario:
“Mungu akupe neema ya kutimiza ndoto zako.” Allycsta Lambert Rugz:
“Dogo ana akili sana. Atafika mbali nimemuadmire kwakweli ananiinspire pia. Ana uthubutu wa Hali ya juu. Nimemfurahia sana.” Source: TUKO.co.ke
Authors:
Susan Mwenesi (Human-Interest editor)
Susan Mwenesi is a Human Interest editor. She studied Journalism and Public Relations at TU-K, International Center for Journalists’ Early Childhood Development Reporting, Google News Initiative Training on Advance Digital Reporting, Fighting Misinformation, and Experimenting with New Formats (2024). Over 10 years, Susan has worked at K24, Baraka FM, Health Media,TechMoran. She is a Bloomberg Media Initiative, National Geographic, International Centre for Journalists, KICTANet, AKU Graduate School of Media, Communications Digital ABC training by WAN-IFRA fellow. Email: susan.mwenesi@tuko.co.ke
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