She Had Cars and Houses: Female Millionaire Goes Broke, Spotted in Video Begging on Street, Many React

• A lady, Dorcas Kagendo, who was once a millionaire was spotted seeking alms on the street after she lost everything
• Dorcas became a millionaire at the age of 33 and boasted of houses, lands and cars until tragedy struck two years ago
• The mother of one is not only a shadow of her former self but is now battling different diseases that want to snuff life out of her

Dorcas Kagendo, a 50-year-old lady who was once a millionaire, has cried out that well-meaning individuals should come to her aid.

The Kenyan lady from a broken home achieved career success in her thirties and became rich, owning properties and cars.

The grass to grace story of Dorcas

Dorcas who was spotted seeking alms from people on the street shared with Afrimax how she got rich.

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She was raised by her mother and never got to see her father till date.

"I was not shown my father. My mother denied to show me my father."

After she graduated from school, she worked hard and first got a job as a secretary and then as an office administrator.

From there, she began earning millions. At 33, she was a millionaire and bought lots of vehicles. She also bought lands, houses and other properties. She got married and had a kid but was abandoned by her husband later on.

Pictures of her cars were held up in the video as well as how she looked when the going was good.

Dorcas' life went South two years ago

Dorcas said problems started for her after she got a job abroad. The mouth-watering job required her to travel to Saudi Arabia.

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Owing to this, the lady left her baby in the care of someone and flew to Saudi, but fell ill days into her new job.

She began suffering from different diseases including kidney failure, diabetes, lung problems and cancer. The nature of the job wasn't disclosed in the course of her interview.

Due to the diseases, she returned home and sold her properties to afford treatment for cancer and the rest. This is what rendered Dorcas poor, with her family members deserting her.

Watch the video below:

Social media reactions

Timothy Mwaura said:

"So heartbreaking it's amazing how people surround you when you have money but when it's gone they will not even pick your calls more so your relatives. Our health care is in total mess being sick in kenya is almost a death sentence. What I can tell my sister here is put your hope and trust in God he will never fail you."

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Lillian Mandauka said:

"My dear Dorcas, we have a living God, there's no disease that he cannot heal. All things are possible with God and He makes a way where there's no way. Trust and have faith in Him and speak positive of your life in the name of Jesus Amen and Amen God loves you my sister."

Wendy Free said:

"God bless her. She is such a humble and caring woman. May the Lord heal her body and remove every infirmity right now in the Mighty Name of Jesus."

I Am Winning Right Now! said:

"Life can change in the blind of an eye. Moreover, illness can be like a thief in the night. It will rob you of everything you have. I pray you get the help you need. Blessings!"

Rich man who made N3 million monthly goes broke

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a rich man who made N3 million monthly and had a car was spotted selling nose masks on the street.

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While speaking to The Standard, the businessman named Muthee said he ventured into photography and became a freelancer where people would hire him to take photos and videos for a fee.

In 2002, Muthee said he opened a studio that became an instant success as he would make up to KSh 150,000 (N556,401) per day.

"My problems started when I took the money. Initially, I did not owe anybody. I took the money and I was to pay KSh 240,000 (N890,242). I thought if I bought more accessories for my job, then after one month, I would have made profit and pay back his money," he said.

Source: Legit.ng