"Things change"....Jobless Kenyan dad narrates how he now makes more than Kes 300,000 every month by just selling videos online, buys dream car and starts a hardware business. Any one word for him?

Harrison Mwangi, a father of two living in Nairobi, went through one of the toughest periods of his life after losing his job as an accountant. For five months, he searched tirelessly for work, sending applications and attending interviews, but nothing seemed to work out. With bills piling up and his family depending on him, the pressure kept growing with every passing week.

One afternoon, while chatting with a longtime friend, the conversation turned to ways people were making money online. His friend mentioned a platform called NairoTube, where creators could upload their own videos and earn directly from fans who paid to watch them. The idea caught Harrison’s attention, especially when he learned that his friend was already making a decent income from it.

Having little to lose, Harrison decided to give it a try. He started uploading short videos about politics and entertainment—topics he had always enjoyed discussing online. Before that, he had shared similar content on social media for free, never imagining it could actually bring in money. But things were different this time. His followers quickly discovered his new page, and many of them were happy to support him by purchasing the exclusive clips he posted.

Slowly but steadily, his audience grew. With every new video, more people tuned in, and the earnings began to rise. Within a few months, Harrison found himself making over KES 300,000—far more than he had ever earned during his time working in an office.

What surprised him the most was realising that the very content he once gave away freely had real value. Through NairoTube, he was able to turn his passion for sharing ideas and commentary into a steady source of income. The support from his viewers not only helped him financially but also restored his confidence during a time when he needed it most.

With the money he earned, Harrison achieved goals he had long dreamed about. He bought the car he had always wanted and later invested in a small hardware business to create another stream of income for his family.

Today, Harrison often shares his story with others who are struggling financially. He encourages them not to underestimate the value of their creativity or the content they share online.

“If people enjoy what you create, it can be worth more than you think,” he says. “Something you’ve been posting for free might be exactly what someone else is willing to pay for. This platform gave me a second chance.”

If you are looking for a way to earn extra income online, consider visiting NairoTube and getting started. You might be surprised at where it could lead.