Kind Female Nurse Builds Fine House for Poor Family who Lived in Mud Apartment, Shares Video of the PlacePAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! Wanja Mwaura, a Kenyan nurse well known for her kindness, has fulfilled her promise to a needy family. In September, Wanja promised to build a house for the family who lived in a shack. Wanja was paying fees for four orphaned children from the family before embarking on the project to build them a house. In a Tuesday, November 9 social media post calling for donations to carter for the finishing touches on the house, Wanja said she would officially hand it over on Saturday, November 13. Read also I've paid my dues: Mercy Eke declares, shares throwback photos from when she contested in beauty pageant PAY ATTENTION: Subscribe to Digital Talk newsletter to receive must-know business stories and succeed BIG! Wanja stated that she needed funds to pay the masons and build a gutter. She also called on her Facebook followers, who contributed to the project, to attend the handover ceremony. Harman Mbugua: Cindy Steve: Cirū Karanja Karuma: The short time Wanja took to fulfil the pledge is commendable, as she kicked off the project in September. Read also Young waitress who assisted elderly customer to feed himself in restaurant gets N6.5m scholarship reward Right before construction began, she visited the children’s great grandfather, and he gave them a piece of land on which to build the house. Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a kind Nigerian lady had built a 3-bedroom house for a poor widow who lived in a mud house. The unidentified lady who runs a humanitarian foundation called the Nma Millionaire Heart shared on Facebook that she had accosted the lady in a dilapidated old mud house with her little kids somewhere in Imo state on July 30. The philanthropist explained that the fully furnished house has two big water tanks, is fortified with protectors as well as tiles covering almost everywhere in the apartment. Source: Legit.ng In September, a kind Kenyan woman Wanja Mwaura started building a permanent house for a family that lived in a shack Two months later, their new residence is almost complete, with the handover ceremony scheduled for Saturday, November 13 Wanja was paying fees for four orphaned kids from the family before embarking on the tasking project PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! Subscribe to Digital Talk newsletter to receive must-know business stories and succeed BIG! Legit.ng “We have done it. Today and tomorrow we are doing the final touches of the house. I need your help to finish this. The children will be coming home for their midterm next week, let us give them a good home to come to,” she said. “Good job. God bless.” “Wow. This is how fast God changes our story.” “To God be all the glory.”