Nairobi MCA hands KSh 1.4m house to widow of late personal assistant: “Dying wish fulfilled”

Nairobi MCA hands KSh 1.4m house to widow of late personal assistant: “Dying wish fulfilled”

Huruma ward MCA Kimani Wanjohi has handed over a KSh 1.4 million house in Shauri estate to fulfil the final wish of his late personal assistant John Gitau Abass.

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A Nairobi family has finally found a place to call home, months after losing a loved one who had one last wish before his death.

The family of the late John Gitau Abass, who served as a personal assistant (PA) to MCA Kimani Wanjohi, has received a newly constructed house worth KSh 1.4 million in Shauri Estate, Huruma Ward.

Wanjohi announced the heartwarming development while sharing photographs of himself handing over the keys to the new homeowners.

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In an emotional message, the MCA revealed that building a house for Abass's family was a promise he had made to his late aide during his final days.

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According to Wanjohi, Abass had expressed his wish to see his family secure a roof over their heads before he died.

Moved by his request, Wanjohi and his team committed to fulfilling his final wish, embarking on the construction of the house.

The MCA disclosed that the project was completed within two months, describing the handover as a moment of relief and closure.

In brief

PAY ATTENTION: Mark TUKO.co.ke as a preferred source, and our content will appear higher in your Google feed! The family of the late John Gitau Abass, who served as a personal assistant (PA) to MCA Kimani Wanjohi, has received a newly constructed house worth KSh 1.4 million in Shauri Estate, Huruma Ward. Moved by his request, Wanjohi and his team committed to fulfilling his final wish, embarking on the construction of the house.

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