- Adut Salva Kiir Mayardit said he visited Kenya for the first time at the age of 10 and had no skills to speak English
- No one forced her to go to school, but her thirst for knowledge and information was what made her wake up every day and read
- The daughter of the South Sudanese President warned school girls to avoid relationships until they completed their education
The video of Adut Salva Kiir Mayardit, daughter of South Sudanese President Salva Kiir Mayardit, opening up about his life in Kenya has emerged.
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During his visit to East Africa, Adut was hoping for hope and wisdom in the lives of young people.
She spoke to schoolgirls about the importance of education, sharing her personal experience while living in a foreign country.
When did Adut visit Kenya?
Adut came to Kenya mainly to continue his education after attending various schools in Ethiopia.
“I studied at It IT, Gambela, and Addis Ababa. When we arrived in Kenya, I remember I was 10. I didn’t know English.
I joined a class with 55 students, and I remember I was 53 out of 55 in my first semester. Of course, my uncle told me, ‘You must work hard and read hard,’ but for me, it was a new country. I didn’t know Swahili too, “ He said.
Adut’s desire to read
In the second term, Adut showed great progress in his studies, climbing up to 20 out of 55.
He added that no one forced him to go to school, but the desire to learn and gain knowledge was what prompted him to make an effort.
“I was eager to go to school. I would wake up, wear my uniform, and go to school. He said.
Adut warns school girls about romantic relationships
Adut claimed that he and his brothers did not bother their mother, as they wanted her to stay healthy for many years.
He explained that he did not need to be punished in order to understand that he should not be in a romantic relationship while still in school.
“For those of you who love to be in lovers, I don’t know how you can, but I wouldn’t advise them. Stay away from relationships until you grow up,” He advised.
Is the President of South Sudan died?
In a separate statement, the South Sudanese government denied rumors that their president had died, assuring the public that he was still alive and progressive.
A Kenyan blogger raised fears online by spreading misleading information about the president’s situation.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the rumors and asked the public not to disseminate unconfirmed information.
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