Nyambaria National School in Nyamira County has received a donation of 200 bags of cement for the construction and completion of a multipurpose assembly hall.
Speaking at the school on Tuesday, June 2025, Dr Walter Chanua asked parents and other well-wishers to help the government improve infrastructure and provide different learning materials, such as books, to support the education of children.
In a message read by his personal aide, Duke Mose, Chanua said he chose to donate the cement to the school to reinforce the Government and parents’ support for the education of their children because it is the best investment.
The donation was received by the school’s parent representative, Justin Mochumbe, who said that it was a good gesture towards the school.
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“As a representative of all parents of this school, I thank you for this rare donation and ask you to come again to inspect our progress,” he said.
He said that the hall is almost complete, although they need timber and iron sheets at an estimated cost of KSh 60 million.
The principal of the institution, Charles Onyari, expressed his gratitude for the donation, saying that it was a response to the pleas made by parents to any well-wisher to contribute and assist the school.
“We appreciate this help and appeal to any well-wishers not to tire but keep on coming to our school as we like visitors who come and give us a boost in development,” he said.
The principal stated that the government initiated the project, and parents and other well-wishers contributed to it for the purpose of creating a conducive environment for learners.
He said that after completion, the hall will accommodate 7000 students.
By Enock Okong’o.
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