Francis Atwoli's Lastborn Daughter Maria Splashes Money on Birthday Party: "Thanks to My Dad"

 

Francis Atwoli's daughter, Maria, turned a year old on January 25. Francis Atwoli's lastborn daughter, Maria, always pampers her dad with love. What did Atwoli do for daughter Maria on her birthday? The COTU boss secretary general's lastborn daughter took to Instagram to celebrate herself, and she posted: ! "May his favour never depart you❤️. This is 21 for the fifth time." Maria celebrated her birthday with friends, and she shared photos and videos from her party. The rich kid shared photos of a well-set-up room with cosy seats, classy plates, and cutlery on tables. At the entrance to the room, there were many pink and purple balloons.  "Thanks to my dad," she captioned a photo of the set-up. The lawyer also shared her lovely cake. The 27-year-old went out with her friends and shared videos, having a great time as they sipped on alcoholic drinks. The beautiful lass noted that her father sponsored her party, and she pampered him with love. Maria said she had had enough parties and did not want to have more parties. The rich kid, who has always kept her love life private, shared a post talking about her main man, and it was unclear if she was referring to her father or boyfriend. "My main man waited for me for hours to surprise me alafu mi na mahangy nikafika suoer late ameishia. #Grateful for him ❤️." Maria reveals kind of dad Atwoli is Previously, Maria took to social media to lament her dad's nagging, noting that she found missed calls from him while she was partying.  She reminded her dad that she was old enough and did not need someone constantly checking up on her. "Mtu haezi ishi life hii Nairobi. I'm 25 now ," she said. The lass left netizens in stitches after sharing a screenshot of the numerous missed calls from her father. Some even admired her close relationship with her father. The lawyer is her father's favourite and has, on several occasions, shared photos and videos from their daddy-daughter moments to the envy of many. 

by  Caren Nyota