Kuala Lumpur-based social media influencer, Koko Bulle, has recently achieved a remarkable milestone, reaching 1 million subscribers on YouTube.
Known for her powerful online presence, Koko has taken the opportunity to celebrate this accomplishment by addressing a critical issue close to her heart: water access in Somalia.
Currently in Mogadishu for personal and community initiatives, Koko has made a significant impact with her recent efforts.
In a meaningful gesture, she spearheaded a water well project in Jowhar, Hirshabelle State of Somalia, providing clean water to over 500 families in the region.
This project marks a turning point in her commitment to use her platform for social change.
In a video shared on her YouTube channel, Koko spoke passionately about the dire conditions faced by the Somali community, vowing to use her influence to advocate for their rights and improve their living conditions.
During the broadcast, she expressed her desire to continue supporting vulnerable populations and promised to lobby for the establishment of educational institutions in the region.
On Monday, Koko traveled to Jowhar to inaugurate the water well project, where she was warmly received by the local community.
The project, which aims to provide sustainable access to clean water, is already making a significant difference in the lives of underprivileged families.
Unlike many public figures who mark such milestones with lavish celebrations, Koko has chosen to forgo extravagant festivities in favor of a more impactful approach.
Her decision to prioritize the welfare of the community over personal indulgence demonstrates her commitment to social responsibility and the power of using one’s platform for the greater good.
Koko’s water well initiative in Jowhar is just one example of her ongoing dedication to social causes. As one of Somalia’s rising social media influencers, Koko continues to inspire her followers and peers by proving that success can be a powerful tool for creating positive change.
