Woman Who Sold Mandazi for 15 Years Breaks Down After Buying Her First Car With Cash, Says Neighbours Now Call Her ‘Madam’. Any Advice?
For years, everyone in her neighborhood knew her as the woman who sold mandazi at the roadside. From morning till night, rain or shine, Faith Achieng’ stood with her small tray, frying mandazi and hoping for just enough to feed her children and pay rent. People often walked past without a second glance. Some even mocked her, saying she would never get anywhere in life.
Faith never let the words stop her. Even when her hands were burnt from oil or her children cried for food, she continued selling mandazi. Fifteen years went by like this — a life of hard work, little recognition, and countless sacrifices. Many nights, she cried herself to sleep, wondering if her life would ever change.
“I never dreamed of owning anything expensive,” Faith recalls. “Even a small car seemed impossible. People laughed at me whenever I mentioned it.”
One evening, as she sat reflecting on her struggles, a friend suggested she speak to Dr Bokko. Faith had heard stories of people whose lives had turned around after seeking his guidance. At first, she was hesitant. She didn’t know if it was real or just another promise. But something in her heart told her to try.
