Nilikuwa nimezama kwenye madeni, but finally paying off Ksh 22 million marked a turning point that restored my dignity, peace, and financial independence

 

Nairobi, Wetlands – Today, 32-year-old Dennis Omosa is the life of the party, literally. The man who once teetered on the edge of financial ruin is now celebrating in style, spending a whopping Ksh 670,000 on a house party with his closest friends — all to mark a personal triumph: paying off a Ksh 22 million debt.

Omosa’s story is nothing short of dramatic. In January 2024, he took a Ksh 15 million loan from Okoa Africa, putting his house and cars as collateral, aiming to invest and grow his wealth. 

But fortune did not smile upon him. The business he started tragically caught fire at Gikomba Market, destroying his hard work and leaving him facing a mountain of debt.

“I was shocked… Nilitaabika, wacha tu,” Omosa recalls. “I hadn’t insured my business, and everything I worked for went up in flames. 

By February 2025, I had only managed to pay Ksh 7 million, but the debt had ballooned to Ksh 22 million due to accumulated interest. I was stressed, sick, and hopeless. My blood pressure went through the roof.”READ MORE......................................

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