In 2006, Leah Mugure Mburu was on the streets of Nairobi, Kenya hawking socks when she bumped into a client who changed her life forever.
The young man, who she could only identify as Brian held a conversation with her and she opened up about her struggles.
Although they were complete strangers, Brian informed the Leah that he knew of an exchange program that would help her move to Germany.
She told Tuko’s Hillary Lisimba: “He was bald and dark, a Luo, and must have been in his early thirties,” journalist Rono Chonginio, whom Leah contacted with the story.”
True to his word, Brian helped Leah start German classes, which he paid for, then helped her with the immigration process.
And that was how she moved from a hawker in Kenya to a German resident.
It has been fifteen years now and Leah is married with children, but memories of that kind stranger she met on Tom Mboya Street still linger over her life.
Leah, who runs a successful catering company, is looking for Brian so that she can invite him to Germany to show him the extent to which his deeds changed her life.
“I want Brian and the world to witness the marvellous work God has done in my life,” she said.
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