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Nairobi lady who was turned down more than 5 times narrates how she came to make Kes 1 Million from social media and whatsapp through posting content. Here is the simple secret she uses that anyone can try and become successful.

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Eve Wanjiru, a single mother of three living in Nairobi, had spent years sharing her comedy sketches and lifestyle videos online—always for free. People enjoyed her work, but the likes, shares, and comments never brought in actual money. After her small kiosk business collapsed under rising expenses, she struggled to make ends meet for her children. One afternoon, while catching up over tea with an old friend, Eve heard about NairoTube , a platform that allows creators to earn directly from their fans. Intrigued and hopeful for a change, she signed up right away. In her first week, Eve uploaded some of her best videos and shared the links on TikTok, WhatsApp, Facebook, and beyond. She expected maybe a few people to chip in—a little help for groceries, perhaps. But the response she received blew her away. Fans who had been following her for years finally had a way to support her directly, and contributions started pouring in. Every notification was a tiny victory, a reminder that her ...
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"Things change"....What started as part-time hobby for fun now turns Bungoma man into a millionaire. Reveals he makes more than Kes 500,000 every month while just working from anywhere.

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Timothy Wanjala, a young creator from Bungoma, never thought that something he did in his spare time would end up reshaping his entire future. For a long time, he spent his evenings recording funny skits, sharing short words of encouragement, and telling local stories across TikTok, WhatsApp, and Facebook. People enjoyed his videos, commented, and shared them—but appreciation didn’t pay rent. Despite the growing attention, not a single shilling came from all that effort. There were moments Timothy almost gave up. Life was getting more demanding, bills kept piling up, and the pressure to focus on “serious” work grew heavier. Still, something in him refused to quit. Storytelling had become part of who he was, and even on days when motivation ran low, he kept posting. Everything began to change after a casual conversation with another content creator. That’s when he first heard about Nairotube , a platform that allowed creators to upload videos and sell them directly to their fans. Timo...
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Jobless Kenyan man narrates how he now makes more than Kes 300,000 monthly by just selling exclusive content online, buys dream car and starts a hardware business. Any one word for him?

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For five difficult months, Harrison Mwangi found himself without a job. After being laid off from his accounting position, the Nairobi-based father of two did everything he could to keep food on the table. Opportunities were scarce, and with every unsuccessful application, the pressure on his family grew heavier. One day, while chatting with an old friend, Harrison was introduced to an online platform called NairoTube — a place where creators could sell their videos directly to their audience. His friend explained that he was already making money there, and the idea immediately caught Harrison’s attention. With no steady income and little to lose, Harrison decided to give it a shot. He started uploading short political commentary and entertainment clips — content he had previously shared freely on his social media pages and whatsapp. Almost instantly, his followers responded positively. Many were willing to pay for the exclusive videos, and within weeks, he began seeing real results...
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Forget Betting, Here is how many Kenyans are making money every months by selling exclusive Videos online. Some are driving expensive cars by allowing their fans to support them directly.

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Across Kenya, a quiet digital movement is changing lives. More and more people are finding a fresh way to earn money online by selling their videos on a fast-growing platform called NairoTube . What started as a small idea has quickly grown into a nationwide trend, with creators from different backgrounds now making money they once thought was out of reach. Whether it’s comedy skits, cooking lessons, motivational content, or everyday campus life, Kenyans are proving that creativity can pay—sometimes in ways that are truly life-changing. Among those benefiting is Martin Kiptoo, a university student in his second year. He first heard about NairoTube through a friend and decided to give it a chance. Before that, Martin had been creating short videos purely for enjoyment and sharing them on popular social media platforms and whatsapp, but they never brought in any income. Joining NairoTube marked a major shift. In his very first month, Martin earned more than KES 2 million—an amount he...
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Kenyan lady reveals how she makes Kes 50,000 every week by selling her exclusive video online. Says it only takes her less 20 minutes everyday.

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  At 28 years old, Ann Nzisa from Machakos is still trying to process how dramatically her life has turned around in such a short time. Only three weeks ago, she came across a new Kenyan platform called NairoTube , created to help local creators film, sell, and connect directly with their audiences. Feeling curious—and worn down by the constant struggle of surviving on a tight budget—Ann decided to upload a few lifestyle and self-care videos. They were the same kind of content she had always shared freely on her social media and whatsapp with no big expectations attached. She assumed it would amount to little more than a few views and, at best, a small extra income. Instead, something unexpected happened. Within days, people started purchasing her videos. It began slowly, then picked up speed—until the numbers became impossible to ignore. NairoTube took care of the technical side: hosting the videos, processing payments, and releasing her earnings instantly. In just one week, Ann...
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Kisii grandfather, 78 years old, left many shocked after he left wife of 37 years for a young Kikuyu lady after winning Kes 15 Million Jackp0t. Says he wants to spend his money with someone who is younger. Any word for him?

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At 78, Joshua Momanyi from Kisii never imagined life still had surprises in store for him. For nearly four decades, he and his wife Naomi had weathered the ups and downs of aging and financial struggle together. Over time, Joshua began dabbling in sports b'etting, holding onto a quiet hope that fortune might one day smile on him. For almost four years, he placed small b'ets whenever he could, but luck seemed perpetually just out of reach. Everything shifted three months ago when he came across SokaFans , a popular platform known nationwide for its b'etting tips and jackpot analysis. What began as mere curiosity soon turned into a life-changing discovery. At first, his winnings were modest, but consistent enough to make Joshua feel that things were finally moving in the right direction. Then came the jackpot — a staggering KES 15 million win that left the whole of Kisii talking. Neighbours, friends, and even distant relatives flocked to see the man whose luck had finally ...
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"MWANAUME KAMILI"....Kiambu businessman escapes and leaves his gold-digger girlfriend with Kes 80,000 hotel bill after she turned up for a date with 8 other friends, says he wanted to teach her some lesson that she will not forget. Do you support him?

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Alex Kimani, a successful entrepreneur from Kiambu, had been seeing Sophie, a stylish socialite, for a few months. Their relationship was filled with fancy dinners, trendy spots, and extravagant gifts—all made possible by Alex’s recent luck with sports b'etting. Not long ago, his finances were tight, and he was close to giving up on b'etting altogether. That changed when he discovered SokaFans , a platform known for its reliable daily tips and jackp0t predictions. Its consistent wins completely turned his luck around. One Friday evening, Sophie invited him to a posh Westlands club. When he arrived, he was surprised to find she had brought eight friends, all expecting him to cover the night. The final bill came to KES 80,000 . While Alex could afford it, what really bothered him was the assumption that he would automatically foot the bill for everyone. Sophie had leaned on his generosity before, but tonight, he felt it had crossed a line. Without a word, he excused himself unde...
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