A loving and caring mother turned heads on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, when she revealed she had bought her six-year-old son a brand new white Mercedes-Benz C200. Ssenga Ritah Katana gifted her son Pipi a Mercedes Benz. Ugandan entrepreneur and beauty products dealer Ssenga Ritah Katana bought her son the car, estimated to be worth KSh 3.5 million as a birthday gift. The businesswoman shared the moment on her Facebook page, showing the gleaming luxury sedan presented to the young boy as he turned a year older. Is a six year old boy old enough for primary school? The gesture drew significant attention online, with many marvelling at the scale of generosity shown towards a child still in his early years. READ ALSO Diamond Platnumz warns relatives flocking to see newborn: “Hatujazaa nyuki”
Rather than the toys or children’s items typically associated with a sixth birthday, Ssenga chose to mark the occasion with a statement that few could ignore. The white C200, a model from Mercedes-Benz’s popular C-Class range, is widely regarded as a prestige vehicle even among adult car enthusiasts, making the choice all the more striking for a child barely old enough for primary school. Ssenga’s promise to her son after buying him Mercedes Benz What made the story travel even further was what Ssenga said next. She did not stop at announcing the car — she went ahead and promised her son that a Range Rover would be waiting for him come December, suggesting the Mercedes-Benz was merely a warm-up to something bigger before the year ends. The birthday post reinforced an image she has cultivated of a woman who invests heavily in those closest to her, particularly her children. Mum gifts daughter Toyota RAV4 for her graduation In another story, TUKO.co.ke highlighted about a heartwarming reunion between a Ghanaian mother and her daughter after eight years apart, culminating in a surprising gift of a Toyota RAV4 for her graduation. This emotional moment not only showcased the deep bond between mother and daughter but also sparked a conversation on social media regarding the growing trend of extravagant graduation gifts among parents.
