Super Metro Tout Philip Njoroge Ngugi Honored After Helping Woman in Wheelchair, Wins Fully Paid Mombasa Vacation

A simple act of kindness by Super Metro tout Philip Njoroge Ngugi has touched Kenyans nationwide. Njoroge went viral after helping a woman in a wheelchair off a bus. His patience and care inspired thousands online. The gesture earned him a fully paid three-day, two-night vacation to Mombasa from Empire Tours and Travel.

The video shows Njoroge carefully lifting the woman from the bus and placing her back in her wheelchair. He made sure she was safe and comfortable before signaling the driver to move. Viewers praised his humility and gentle handling. Many shared prayers and blessings for him. The clip quickly went viral on social media.

Empire Tours and Travel recognized his selfless act. They gave him a fully sponsored Mombasa vacation, including a one-way flight. CEO Lukas Kamau personally handed over the ticket and gift voucher at the company’s Nairobi offices. Kamau said few people show such care when no one is watching. “His gesture shows that true kindness never goes unnoticed,” he added.

Photos show Njoroge in a boardroom with staff and officials, signing documents with a big smile. He wore a white company-branded hoodie. Later, he was presented with a dummy cheque outside next to the Super Metro bus he works on. The day celebrated his empathy and selfless character.

Philip Njoroge Ngugi’s actions show how small gestures can make a big difference. By putting others first, he inspired many Kenyans to act with kindness. His story continues to spread online, reminding the nation that genuine care leaves a lasting impact.