Eunice Njoki Gichungu, 93-year-old grandmother from Kiambu, received a KSh 4 million plot from a well-wisher after her kibanda was destroyed in the recent Gikomba Market fire.Her emotional video of crying over the loss of her belongings went viral, sparking community support.Kameme FM presenter Baby Top shared her story, launched a Paybill account, and rallied Kenyans to help rebuild her life.Njoki, who had been sleeping in her kibanda for years, revealed her struggles, including hunger and living with her three children.A generous donor, John Mwaura, offered the plot to give her a home.The incident highlighted the plight of elderly traders and the power of community solidarity.Social media praised the donors and called for compassionate leadership in Kiambu.