David Bridges
- Agnes Mwaniki sent her followers panicking after writing a letter bidding them farewell
- The Kiirinyaga businesswoman said her business failed after losing a substantial amount of money
- With pending debts from suppliers and friends, Agnes reached breaking point after her daughter was barred from school over fees
Agnes Mwaniki, a businesswoman famous for her kindness towards a shabby friend, has been rescued after posting an alarming message online.
Source: Facebook
Agnes Mwaniki’s worrying message
Agnes went viral for transforming Gabriel Mbuitu, a Kirinyaga man previously shunned by society.
On Saturday, October 22, Mwaniki posted a goodbye message about self-harm.
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In the widely circulated message, the mother of one bade farewell to Mbuitu, her daughter, family, clients, and house help, saying she was overwhelmed by debts.
Agnes said her woes started after she was conned KSh 70,000 in late September, leading to the collapse of her shop business selling cereals and mali mali (plastic items).
She listed the debts owed to other businesses and friends, totalling over KSh 60,000. Agnes admitted that she was stressed for weeks, but her daughter being barred from school over rent arrears was the straw that broke the camel’s back.
“To my family, I am sorry as I am writing to you goodbye. I am sorry if I failed you in any way.”
Agnes instructed that her business be given to her sister and for her house help, Tabby, to take all household items.
Her message sent netizens panicking as others went to check up on her well-being.
Agnes Mwaniki’s house manager speaks
Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Agnes’s househelp Tabby asserted that she was doing great.
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“Many people have come to encourage and counsel her and she is even laughing with her aunt at the moment.”
Tabby added that Mwnaiki’s family said they would pay whatever debts they could to ease the pressure on her at least.
Agnes, Mbuitu’s holiday
Weeks before losing the money, Agnes and Mbuitu enjoyed a fully paid vacation at the Maasai Mara.
During the memorable trip, they spotted zebras, elephants, buffalos, hippopotamuses, lions and foxes.
Agnes termed it one of her best experiences in life, which she got to enjoy with Mbuitu.
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