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Nailantei Kenga threw a memorable birthday brunch for her mother at JW Marriott Nairobi
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The festivity wonderfully united three generations, brimming with affection and joy.
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Moreover, Naila’s daughter Neisula wowed audiences by putting on a miniature ‘Art of Living’ demonstration, taking on the role of hosting for her mother.
Nothing compares to the satisfaction of sharing valuable moments with your mother, as her presence is unmatched.
KTN’s Nailantei Kenga, known as Naila, fully grasps this concept, as evidenced by her recent heartfelt gesture towards her mother, leaving no room for skepticism.
What was Nailantei Kenga’s way of celebrating her mother’s birthday?
The host of “The Art of Living” saw his mother become another year older, and Naila couldn’t contain herself.
He took his mom out for a memorable day, enhanced with delectable meals, joyful smiles, and cherished recollections.
Naila’s young daughter Neisula also turned heads during the outing.
Captioning cute pictures from their outing, Naila penned:
Three generations brimming with divine blessings. She possesses charm and elegance… she is well aware of all the hidden confidences from the year known solely to the Lord. Happy Birthday to my unparalleled Mother. A huge thank you goes out to @jwmarriottnairobihotel for making Mother’s birthday truly exceptional; the brunch was splendid. To our eternal monarch, here’s to many more years. Long live Mother!
As anticipated, Naila’s supporters flocked to the comments area to send heartfelt greetings to her mother.
emiceblush_kids_collection:
“Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 to your mum.”
jwmarriottnairobihotel:
“A pleasure hosting you and the family for The Capital Brunch.”
kahendiems:
“Happy birthday to your mum! Wonderful to see three beautiful generations here!”
extrablackinc:
Wishing your mother a very happy birthday.
winnie_gatts:
Wishes… Happy Birthday to mommy.
Neisula Emulates Mom in ‘Mini Art of Living’ Exhibition
Recently, Neisula charmed audiences with an endearing ‘short version’ of her ‘Art of Living’ show.
In a touching Instagram clip posted by her mom, Naila, the little girl named Mitchell greeted viewers by imitating her mother’s distinctive way of entering guests’ homes for the Art of Living program.
As the host, Neisula interviewed her mother, who assumed the role of the guest.
Neisula asked:
Does homeownership apply exclusively to the ultrarich?
Naila replied:
No, owning a home is not exclusive to the ultrarich; ordinary Kenyans can also be homeowners.
Captioning the video, Naila noted:
Keep an eye out. Everyone understands, even children, that it’s essential to discuss real estate and homeownership seriously while debunking mortgage misconceptions @kmrc_c. You don’t have to be extremely wealthy to become a homeowner. Acquiring property is invariably the wiser choice—it saves money over time. A steady income isn’t required; business owners can also meet eligibility criteria. Ordinary Kenyans can achieve their dream of owning a house. With just a few clicks, you can move forward—visit your local bank or SACCO and ask about @kmrc_co loans!
