- Sammy Lumash from Busia embarked on a journey of hope and ambition when he decided to move to Qatar less than a year ago in search of greener pastures
- Initially, he worked as a security guard after arriving in Qatar, but realized that it was not enough to achieve his goals, which included building his mother a house
- With increasing income months after moving to the Middle Eastern nation, he fulfilled his dream of building a beautiful house for his mother in Busia
A Kenyan who moved to Qatar just under a year ago built his mother in Busia a beautiful house to appreciate her for being a devoted and loving mother.
Source: UGC
Sammy Lumash from Busia recounted how he has made significant financial progress since moving to Qatar last March in search of greener pastures.
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The man in detail to TUKO.co.ke, widely read Kenyan media, that he had three major goals when he moved to the Gulf c: toer: to a home, to become financially stable, also to explore opportunities.
When he arrived, he started as a security guard, but quickly realized that the earnings from the job were not enough to make him realize the dreams that motivated him to move to Qatar.
“I moved to Qatar in March 2023. I decided I wanted something bigger in my life than just being a security guard and that’s when I started getting new ideas. I started selling shoes to my colleagues, entered the accommodation business to earn an extra coin and month by month my earnings increased,” he said.
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Once the money started flowing, the man decided to build his mother his dream and motivation.
“I wanted to make her a one-bedroom house, but later I decided to make a three-bedroom house. I also made a decent toilet for her,” said Sammy.
He achieved this within six months of moving to Qatar.
What challenges did Sammy face in Qatar?
Sammy revealed he made his first million within months of starting his other sides in Qatar and was thrilled to see his dreams come true.
However, he said his stay in the Middle Eastern country was not without its challenges, as he was fired from his security position.
“My contract was terminated in December, but God opened new doors for me as I started my career as a barista here in Qatar. I had studied to be a barista in my spare time. I also did a course on care giving,” he said. .
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He is now happily working as a barista in the country while pursuing his other ventures.
Ghanaian hardworking woman builds her first house
In an earlier story, YEN.com.gh reported that a young Ghanaian woman showcased her nearly completed mansion to encourage other women to strive for better things for themselves, starting with the little they have.
The young lady, based in Ghana, said she acquired the resources to build the two-storey building through hard work and setting her priorities right.
Source: Legit.ng