Itigo Girls High Welcomes Kienyeji Pro Max In Style After Reporting For Form One

• Kienyeji Pro Max finally joined Itigo Girls High School after years of struggling with fee challenges and trekking to school
• When well-wishers learnt about her plight, they came together through another content creator and raised money for her to join another school
• When Kienyeji Pro Max joined Itigo Girls High School, she was given an opportunity to speak, and she said she was excited to join the school

Alice Chebet, aka Kienyeji Pro Max, made her first official speech days after she agreed to repeat and join Form One at a new school.

Kienyeji Pro Max speaks to students

The teen is off to a fresh start after two years of fee challenges made her stay at home at times.

Whenever the young student got the money, she had to walk a long distance to attend classes.

Thanks to well-wishers' help, Kienyeji Pro Max secured admission at Itigo Girls High School, and she was later captured excitedly reporting to school.

In her speech, the young student said she was happy and grateful to be in the school.

"I will be making my chapatis during school holidays," she said to giggles from the school fraternity.

Kenyans speak about the Kienyeji Pro Max

Josie

"Kienyeji Promax is always happy."

Isaack Kipkirui:

"Now she is a brand ambassador wa Itigo Girls."

chesakit672060:

'Nice work madam...Kienyeji Promax all the best."

Nancy Nancy:

"Itigo tumieni kienyeji to grow content kwa shule kama shule zingine sasa."

chumbaa nice:

"Say hi to Madam Samoe a former principal at Sochoi Girls."

Nancy Nancy

"Teacher Faith uko?? Tumia huyu kienyeji uko shule to grow ..huyu ni real deal ako na nyota sana...siri ndo io.'

Kienyeji Pro Max cries in new school

Another story revealed that the TikTok creator dropped her Form Two class and returned to Form One after securing admission at Itigo Girls High School.

Photos captured the excited content creator as she reported to her new school, courtesy of assistance from well-wishers.

She missed classes and exams due to fee arrears and had to endure a one-hour trek to school each way due to a lack of nearby educational facilities.

Proofreading by Otukho Jackson, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke