Kamba Man Builds Mum Lovely Home, Celebrates Her For Sacrifices She Made: "Thank You God"

• Kamba musician and producer, based in the United States, sparked joy among Kenyans with his heartfelt gesture to his mother
• Kioko's Facebook post showed the stunning home he built for his mother, a testament of gratitude for her sacrifices and dedication in raising him
• He expresses his deep appreciation for his mother's sacrifices and credits her for shaping him into the person he is today

A Kamba musician and producer has made his mother proud after building her a lovely decent home as an appreciation for the sacrifices she made.

Evangelist Danny Kioko, a musician who resides in the United States left Kenyans excited after displaying the lovely home he built for his beautiful mother.

In the Facebook post, Kioko said his mother was already having fun at her new home, which he built as an appreciation token for raising him, in the best way that she could do.

"My mum is having fun at her new home. She sacrificed a lot for us and I had to do good to her too. Thank you God. It all belongs to you. May God fulfill the desires of your heart too, it's possible," he said.

From the photos he shared, the musician not only built his mum a huge house, he also made her a lovely gate to complement the property.

He also made his mum a kitchen detached from the main house and pit latrines. He had all of them beautifully and uniformly painted in maroon and cream colours.

Kenyans congratulate Danny Kioko

His fans trooped to the comment section to congratulate him for a job well done:

Juliet Juliet Kisoi said:

"Congratulations my brother for doing great job. Perfecly done."

Mary Mutinda said:

"Be blessed immensely. Not many remember their parents."

Linder Kamummie said:

"Be blessed and may almighty God pay you in multiples."

Kericho man builds mum, grandma, house

Elsewhere, in an inspiring story of determination and hard work, a young man from Kericho also defied all odds to build a spectacular house for his mother and grandmother.

In a gratitude post on Facebook, Mutai disclosed that he left his rural village in Kericho eight years ago with a dream of finding a better life in Nairobi.

Armed with nothing but a small amount of money he had saved, he stomped the bustling city full of hopes and aspirations.