By Our Reporter
Wafula Robert Barasa who scored 347 marks in KCPE exam last year in Kajiado has appealed to well-wishers to help them join secondary school.
The student who sat for his KCPE at Olekasasi Primary School is not able to raise the required school fees.
He had been admitted at Nkaimurunya Secondary in Kajiado North Sub County.
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His uncle Antony Wanyonyi who resides in Ongata Rongai said that he is a casual worker and cannot manage to raise the required school fees.
The uncle said he had been directed to raise KSh5,000 commitment fee to cater for the student meals and uniform, which he now says he is unable to provide.
Wanyonyi added that the boy has been performing well in his studies and his dream of becoming an engineer will be shattered if he fails to join Form 1. He said, “I have not been able to raise any raise commitment fee as I was directed by the school so that my nephew can join as I look for alternative ways of clearing the fees.”
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He now appeals to well-wishers to help the student who he says is from single-parent family background and has no any other ways of raising the amount. Government is committed to ensure all students who sat for KCPE join Form One.
To support him call Wanyonyi 0722 942 673
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