Kenyan Lawmaker, Mwangaza Kawira , Suprises Her Husband With N52m Prado SUV For Christmas (PHOTOS)

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Husband of a serving Kenyan lawmaker is full of excitement after his wife, Hon Mwangaza Kawira, gifted  him with a brand new Prado SUV believed to be worth  N52million for Christmas with a  promise to bless over 1000 families within Meru county in Kenya.

 The proud wife took to social media to share a photo of the brand new SUV, she gifted him and wrote:
'Proverbs 31.14,&15.This Christmas God has blessed me to bless others especially the disadvantaged.In this case, from my own earnings i will bless over 1000 families within Meru county and show them mother's love.To a special brave Man who has fought the toughest battles to see me happy,please Murega Baichu humbly appreciate my gift for Christmas.As you drive this car remember to thank God and remind me always to serve my people and to keep my pledge of Lifting lives. Amen'

Below is what the proud husband wrote;


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