Leaders from Kisii and Nyamira counties have rallied behind 2023 examinations candidates at all levels, giving them their good wishes as they book a date with KNEC.
Governor Simba Arati was the first to wish them success and pleaded with the public to minimize noise during the examination period.
Other leaders who sent goodwill messages and asked for peace to prevail include Kisii County Woman Representative Doris Aburi, Nyaribari Chache MP Zaheer Jhandah and his Nyaribari Masaba and Borabu counterparts Clive Ombane and Patrick Osero respectively.
The overriding theme in all of the messages is the role of parents in providing support through giving them love, morale and enough food and writing materials.
Magenche MCA Timothy Ogugu said this is a very important occasion in the lives of the candidates and asked churches to pray for their good health and calm as they tackle the examinations.
He also asked for honesty and personal integrity on the sides of both candidates and officials to enable them earn credibility when the examination results are out.
By Enock Okong’o
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