Kisumu man stunned after landing 3 jobs after sending money for Bungoma teen with skin condition

Kisumu man stunned after landing 3 jobs after sending money for Bungoma teen with skin condition

A Kisumu man gave his full M-Pesa balance to Little Bryson through Eric Omondi’s Sisi Kwa Sisi, then received all three job offers with deposits minutes later.

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A Kisumu man has sparked widespread reflection online after sharing how he donated every single shilling in his M-Pesa account to support a sick child, only to receive three job offers with deposits within minutes of doing so.

In a selfie-style video filmed in a garden setting, the man, identified only as MTU, described how he came across Eric Omondi's Sisi Kwa Sisi initiative, which was raising funds for a young boy called Little Bryson.

Without pausing to calculate what would remain for him or whether he had a fallback plan, he transferred everything he had.

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MTU says the experience was unlike any act of generosity he had shown before. In the past, he would work out exactly how much he could part with before it began to hurt his own finances.

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What changed, he explains, was not circumstance but perspective. He saw a child whose need was far greater than his own, and that realisation was enough.

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