For years, Paul Otieno, a humble motorbike rider from Kisumu, endured the laughter of neighbors, classmates, and even distant relatives. Every day, people mocked him for riding a small, old motorbike, saying he would never succeed in life. Some of his so-called friends called him “slow” or “useless,” and Paul often went home feeling invisible and ashamed.
Despite the ridicule, Paul worked tirelessly. From dawn to dusk, he ferried passengers, delivered goods, and hustled wherever he could. He saved every shilling he earned, often going without meals to ensure his small family could eat. Years passed, and his hard work remained unnoticed. Many advised him to quit, saying he would never rise above his circumstances.…CONTINUE READING
