Makueni Mkokoteni Pusher Refuses Cash Offer After Well-Wisher Shopped Food For Him: "Nataka Tu Fare"

• Handcart puller Lucas Mutua's positive attitude while waiting for work caught the attention of pastor Dan Wema, leading to an unexpected act of generosity
• Despite financial struggles, Mutua declined cash after Wema's shopping spree, expressing contentment and requesting only a small fare, showcasing a rare attitude of gratitude
• The Wema Foundation founder praised Mutua's exceptional response, highlighting his refusal of money

Makueni - As hungry Lucas Mutua sat pensively looking at other people going about their business in a Makueni market, he did not know that the day's food would come without him breaking any sweat.

Mutua makes KSh 400

Mutua, a handcart puller, had spent the morning looking for work but didn't get anybody who needed his services.

" It is a very dry day, but the day is still young; I am very optimistic," he told pastor Dan Wema who ministers at the Sammy Maingi ministries.

In an interview with TUKO.co.ke, Wema said Mutua impressed him with his calm demeanour as he waited for business, and that is why he decided to approach the father of three.

"I make KSh 400 or less than that every day. However, some days are really 'dry' and sometimes you go home with only KSh 50 or nothing at all," said Mutua in a TikTok video.

Wema hails Mutua

Wema took Mutua to the market and shopped foodstuffs for him.

Once they were done, Wema told Mutua he would give him the KSh 400, equivalent to what he makes daily.

"No thanks, you, for have already shopped for me, and that is enough, I am content with all these. Just help me with fare," he said.

"If you give me KSh 50 that will be enough for me," insisted Mutua.

Wema was very impressed with Mutua's attitude of gratitude and gave him more than the KSh 400.

"He was very unique, most people are usually interested in cash ; this is the first person I have ever seen refusing money," said the Wema Foundation founder.

Comments from TikTokers

Gift Mueni

"Wakamba tunakuanga honest always."

Selina:

"I need a husband like you tufanye hii kazi pamoja."

Born to suffer

"I think the KSh 1000 you gave him can start a small nyanya or kituguu business for his wife my view."

Anne Williams:

"Sometimes si upin mpesa number for those who are willing to support...God bless you."

edwinyankey0:

"Dan, please let me join you coz I like helping my bro."

dennoh:

"Whatever you are doing is more than preaching to people to get saved...just stick to blessing souls.You are simply the best."

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Well-wishers opened a cereals shop for Everlyn Ndinyuka alias Mama Denno, which sought to make things easier for her.

Philanthropist Wanja Mwaura was the first to highlight Ndinyuka’s plight.

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