- Mitchell and Hillary are students at Adedieo Mixed School. When their grandmother failed
- In a series of photos, head teacher James Kabarak Kochia is seen carefully inspecting the chickens presented as part of the fees
- The loving lady and her grandchildren seemed to have intense ideas as they were waiting for the Master’s decision
Homa Bay: A loving bride for two students in Adedo High School has touched the hearts of many Kenyans after sending six chickens as a KSh 245,000 charge of her grandchildren.
Source: Facebook
In a series of photos shared by Kabz Nyar Kisii on Facebook, the grandmother and her two beautiful grandchildren seem to be sitting sadly while the headmaster, James Kabarak, inspects the big chickens they brought.
Some of the people who looked at the pictures were touched by the situation and wanted to help. They were asking for a paybill number to help the girls, and eventually the school provided an account number.
One can help students through:
Paybill Number: 522123
Account Number: 58545KMitchel/Hillary
Source: Facebook
Kenyans’ views on those pictures:
Alumasa Shibutse:
“This is the difficult situation Kenyans are going through to send their children to school, while the President does not pay attention to education, cut off education money instead of making education easier. Ruto He must leave for this country to continue. “
OMONDI KHIWIGI:
“Even my mother was bringing a week every Monday to pay for my younger brother’s fees. It’s not a new thing in our village.”
Stephen Otieno:
“Even Jesus recognized the poor mother who gave all her penny.”
Ogutu Charles:
“Why are MPs, governors, senators, MCA And the President himself are clinging to the CDF? Why should the government not make education free from PG to university and spend that money to fund education? Oooh sorry! We are under Western capitalist policies that benefit a few political people! “
Christopher Ondoro:
“If the government had taken Busari from MP, MCA, Senator, Governor, women representatives and sent all that money to the Ministry of Education, education would be free from kindergarten to university.
Dennis Orina:
“These fighting leaders always have to focus their efforts on supporting such cases of need. I hope the woman was able to make sure her grandchildren were allowed in the classroom.
Gikaba John:
“This is a need for need. It reminds me of a young man who was reporting to school with an empty metal box and chickens. God works in many ways; he was accepted, Hallelujah. Even these will come to university.”
Advocate Salmah Ochieng:
“Kalee Collins Ajimba Ayieta, Mr. George Peter Kaluma and all my members from Homabay, help them and make sure the child receives the governor’s funding, considering that his mother is a Homabay County voter, otherwise the country’s leadership will take this responsibility.”
Nandi’s grandmother rewarding the chicken teacher
In another news, it was revealed that teacher Harriet Iravonga, who has been teaching for 12 years and appointed to teach at Chemong ‘Friends Primary School, received chickens as a gift from a parent.
On January 30, Iravonga was visited by the grandmother of her former student, Ashley Mudashi, who gave the chickens a great success in the test.
According to the teacher, the grandmother helped the students finish the curriculum on time, and then began the repetition that led her student to raise her marks significantly.
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