Customers Keep Coming: Man, 28, Born with 6 Fingers and Toes Each Opens up on His Thriving Massage Business
- A masseur in Nakuru has made a name for himself based on his impeccable skills that have seen customers keep returning
- James Kamau who is from Karushwa Location has 12 fingers and toes and he attributes his great skills to having more fingers working on clients
- He said growing up, he used to get in trouble with teachers who used to ask how many fingers people have yet he had one extra on both sides
A man from Nakuru County, Kenya identified as James Kamau is a budding masseur and he attributes his impeccable skills to his unique hand features.
Kamau who hails from Karushwa Location, Dundori Ward in Bahati was born with six fingers on each side of his hands and he says that has earned him returning customers who cannot get enough of his services.
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In an interview with Citizen Digital, the 28-year-old revealed that having an extra finger on both hands got him in trouble back in school when teachers asked how many fingers people have.
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"I remember at one point in primary school, there was a mathematics question that asked about the number of fingers one had. I picked six as the answer since I counted my fingers,” he said.
He said the Maths teacher called him to the staff room as he was surprised that he could fail such a simple question.
"My teacher could not understand why I failed such a simple question. So I was asked to count my fingers. I did so. My teacher stood there bewildered," he added.
Kamau, an Information Technology graduate also disclosed that he was pushed into the beauty industry by one of his close friends after he graduated.
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However, when he began the lucrative business he realised that his customers kept coming back to him based on the magic power his fingers had, Ayfacts Hub reports.
"Customers kept coming back. I remember at some point, a female customer asked why my services had a uniqueness to it. I simply laughed and kept to myself,” he said.
Kamau also believes that being born on the 11th month and on the 11th day was perhaps why he has 12 fingers and toes.
Nigerian man creates artificial hands for his brother who lost two fingers
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a talented Nigerian man had created an artificial hand for brother who lost two fingers.
Ubokobong's parents sought to help their son who got depressed after the incident by getting him an artificial limb from Germany.
Unfortunately, the limb would be easily identifiable by people as it was designed to be used by a white man - its colour didn't match Ubokobong's dark sin.
This dilemma moved Ubokobong's talented elder brother, John Amanam, who is a sculptor to make a black artificial limb for him.
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