text: - TikToker Boychild told TUKO.co.ke how he managed to get into the matatu business after sharing a video of his new matatu
  - He revealed that his Super Metro matatu was prying along Thika Road as he thanked friends for motivating him
  - Netizens had camped on his post to celebrate him after announcing the good news, but some doubted him
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  TikToker Boychild, using the handle @levi_boi254, has ventured into the matatu business and took to social media to share the good news.
  The content creator is known for his live sessions on TikTok. He stunned Kenyans after dropping videos of a new Super Metro matatu, which he revealed was his.
  The new matatu was parked outside what looked like a residential area and was being washed before it was set off to get back on the road.
  How Boychild ventured into matatu business
  In an exclusive interview with TUKO.co.ke, Boychild revealed that he paid KSh 2 million upfront and took a bank loan to embark on his business journey.
  He also shared that he likes to keep his moves private and let people see the success of his hard work.
  "Being inspired is about the friends you have. If you have good friends, they will tell you, Boychild, do this or that. That is why the friends you have can motivate you to be somebody," he said.
  When asked what got him inspired to embark on this venture, Boychild said:
  "Why should I buy a car and just stay with it? That's like stock. So I decided, let me just buy a car that I know will bring something back because I already knew for me to start it, I knew about Super Metro. There, when you have KSh 2 million, you invest it and the matatu will pay itself. The bank guaranteed me fully, but the matatu will be paid according to the agreement with the bank. In four years' time, the matatu will have fully paid itself."
  He also revealed that his matatu is on Thika Road and shared that he believes nothing is too hard for him.
  "Nobody knew that I would buy it. Be secretive. The more people saying negative about you, it will one day pay up. Keep everything a secret, let them see once it's done," he added.
  Watch the video below:
  Here are some of the comments from social media users:
  @Mama Angel Hodari said:
  "Learn to clap for others until your time comes."
  "Watu munatoa wapi pesa?"
  @Winnie Ambalo said:
  @Vayo Vayo said:
  "Be happy for someone's achievements so that God can bless you too. Congratulations, slow but making progress."
  @Adriana Audrey said:
  "Congratulations, lakini hakuna biashara ina stress kama hii, inaweza kukutajirisha ama kukufilisisha mara moja, all the best."
  "Nilikujua ukiishi kwa mabati, ses now. Mungu ni nani, I will keep on clapping for others until it's my time. Congratulations Boychild."
  Nujush gets into matatu business
  The couple ventured into the transport business, and their new matatu, Tugi, began prying along the Nairobi-Kitengela route.
  From a video on Celestine's YouTube channel, the couple also showed off the inside of their matatu, exciting netizens.
  Amondi Aroko (Entertainment editor) Amondi Aroko is an Entertainment Editor with seven years of experience in local and international media. She has worked at Family Media (Kenya), written for News Deeply, New York (USA) and done Africa news analysis on Arise News (Nigeria). Won the 2015 Local Heroes Journalism award by Deutsche Welle. Google News Initiative 2024 trainee and 2024 WAN-IFRA Media Leadership Accelerator Programme winner. Speaker at Code For Africa -media lab, and China trip attendee by CMG. Email: email@example.com.