A househelp for over 20yrs in Kenya; I've bought land, built my house & I run chamaz_Margaret

Margaret Ong'ayo, a mother of 3, tells her story of success as a house manager for over 20 years in Kenya.
In her line of work, she has done driving lessons, advanced her cooking skills and employee/employer relationship.
She would drop and pick her employers' children from school and play.
With a working contract, Margaret is well aware of her rights: a decent pay, a job description as well as an annual leave.
Savings from her monthly pay, which she equates to that of any other person who works in the formal sector, have enabled her to get into serious chamaz. In return, she has bought land in Kitale, built her house and in another piece of land she recently bought, she plans to build rentals, together with other domestic workers who have formed the group.
This is me with Margaret!

[@KIRATHIGIACAROLKINYUGOMWAURA]

Thankyou for Keeping Kirathi Gia Carol Kinyugo Mwaura KZbin Channel.

[@Phiphi31]

Mimi 6yrs and am in my 20s l want to give up but God l won't give up,all nanny let's love ourselves and enjoy our work God time is the best.

[@mercyk2672]

Every job has dignity. Its just a stepping stone sometimes. My family treated our domestic workers very well, even paying for them to take courses. When I came to America, I worked low level jobs including housekeeping at a hotel. I took pride in my job and considered it a stepping stone to pay bills and college tuition. I'm now in a great profession, making good money but I never look down on domestic workers or housekeepers. They all love me since I treat them with dignity

[@annmuriuki738]

And am here saudi feeling to give up..in my 30'S .....from today nashapa wira like never before

[@milkahwatene3798]

This woman is full of

[@joycemwangi9452]

This lady was disciplined and patience and knew what she wanted

[@domesticworkerschampion]

Domestic work is a profession like any other and this story is really Inspiring . Thanks for bringing her here.

[@edithkamau2612]

Anafaa kua waziri wa fedha kenya I’m inspired.

[@kamau2381]

When everybody start taking their work like this lady Kenya will be a great nation.

[@christinekimeli200]

Thank you Margaret, even me I have worked as a house help too since 2003 and bought my plot

[@mercyk2672]

I'm in America and the woman that watches my daughter is White. She's so nice and dependable and we've never had any arguments or misunderstandings. I treat her kindly and reward her work. She in turn treats my daughter like her own. Please let's respect our domestic workers and pay them well. You wouldn't want to mistreat someone who's taking care of your kids or caring for your house

[@susangathoni9710]

I thank God for everything I was in Saudi for almost 7 years working as housegal and God blessed me now am in Qatar working as security 🙏 job ni job 🙏

[@peterejore7750]

This mum is strong enough for the family

[@ruthmasinde5370]

I also got mine ,But from gulf Countries,May God fulfill all of Us our heart desires

[@peterkaranja7946]

Wow! Wow! This Lady should consider opening a school for training house managers. I admire her effort & determination.

[@gladyskamau4185]

Amazing I know her we were working in the same estate before her bosses moved to uk

[@marthawambui606]

Amazing so inspiring am a house help for two years now it is a descent job when taken seriously

[@zipporahkyusya7394]

This Is not just knowledge to the domestic workers alone but to all of us Hata wenye tunafanya kazi kwa ofisi. This lady is blessed, hardworking and humble. 💐To many more wins.

[@joelnjuguna7833]

what a good teachings and have learn you can makes your invests from all place you are working......God bless you Mama Margaret Ong`ayo

[@lizaaagich9610]

This lady full of wisdom she's destiny conecter thank kuleta huyo madam