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Damaa Wa Spares: Meet the rich woman behind mobile phone spares in Nairobi

Damaris Wanjiru, popularly known as Dama wa Spares, is the inspiring entrepreneur behind Dama Mobile Spares, a rapidly growing auto parts business in Nairobi.

What began as a small venture has evolved into a successful empire, catering to car owners and mechanics in Kenya’s bustling capital.

Damaa Wa Spares journey

Damaa Wa Spares: Meet the rich woman behind mobile phone spares in Nairobi
Damaa Wa Spares: Meet the rich woman behind mobile phone spares in Nairobi

Dama’s journey into the world of car spare parts started with a keen eye for opportunity and an unyielding determination to succeed.

Recognizing a gap in the market for affordable, reliable mobile spare parts, she set out to fill that need.

Her business offers a range of products, from common car parts to hard-to-find components, ensuring that customers have a one-stop shop for their automotive needs.

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Damaa Wa Spares’ challenges

Damaa Wa Spares: Meet the rich woman behind mobile phone spares in Nairobi
Damaa Wa Spares: Meet the rich woman behind mobile phone spares in Nairobi

Despite facing challenges typical of any entrepreneur, Damaris’s resilience and adaptability have set her apart. She built her brand through strong customer service, ensuring timely delivery and quality products.

Word of mouth quickly spread, helping her business gain traction among Nairobi’s car enthusiasts and mechanics alike.

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Damaris credits her success to hard work and staying informed about trends in the automotive industry.

She emphasizes the importance of constantly learning and evolving to meet customer demands, which has allowed her business to thrive in a competitive market.

Damaa Wa Spares brand ‘Dama Mobile Spares’

Damaa Wa Spares: Meet the rich woman behind mobile phone spares in Nairobi
Damaa Wa Spares: Meet the rich woman behind mobile phone spares in Nairobi

Today, Dama Mobile Spares is a well-known name in the industry, with a loyal customer base that trusts her for their spare part needs.

Her story is a testament to the power of entrepreneurship and determination, proving that with the right mindset, it’s possible to carve out a niche and grow a thriving business, even in male-dominated sectors like the automotive industry.

Dama’s journey from a humble beginning to building an empire continues to inspire many budding entrepreneurs in Kenya, particularly women who aspire to break barriers and make a mark in unconventional fields.

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Dama wa Spares Throws lavish Birthday Party

Dama wa spares billboard
Dama wa spares billboard

On Saturday, the successful businesswoman celebrated her birthday as her friends sang and danced around the newly erected billboard.

Dama looked stunning in an elegant white dress while posing for photos in front of the billboard.

Later, she hosted a lavish party attended by investors and notable celebrities, including Mugithi singer Samidoh, travel CEO Simon Kabu, MP Sabina Chege, MC Kajim, economic advisor Moses Kuria, and Pastor T Mwangi, among others.

“Choose people who choose you; you are not a backup plan,” she wrote about her aspirations.

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The party’s colour theme was black and white, held at a five-star hotel in Nairobi. Damaris has been trending recently and addressed her supporters while expressing gratitude for the friends and employees who have stood by her.

“We praise God whether you are saved or not. Thank you so much for coming. Forget about those 10 percent negative comments. Nowadays, we don’t rely on negativity; we focus on positivity, right? I don’t care about negativity. Let’s focus on positivity and move forward,” she stated.

Dama gained national attention last month following a feud with JCM Church lead pastors Muthee Ben Kiengei and his wife, Joy.

Dama was also the matron of the church and was known to be a significant financier of the Ruiru-based congregation.

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