Laikipia University Gradute Who Quit Job Months After Landing One Begs To Be Reemployed

• Dan Oyugi has made a heartfelt appeal to his former employer, Mohammed Ali, urging for his job to be reinstated
• In a candid message addressed to Ali, Oyugi expressed his dire circumstances, stating life had become difficult for him
• Oyugi went on to acknowledge any possible missteps on his part while apologising for mistakes he had done

In an emotional plea, Dan Oyugi, who graduated from Laikipia University after ten years, has reached out to his former employer, Mohammed Ali, in a heartfelt attempt to regain his job.

Why is Oyugi seeking reappointment?

Oyugi's plea, conveyed through a poignant message, as told by his former boss to TUKO.co.ke, prayed for compassion and a chance to be reinstated.

"Fishing is finishing me up please waziri my man, I kindly beg you to squeeze me back the job please waziri, you can move mountains please waziri my friend, thanks."

The sincerity of Oyugi's appeal was palpable as he humbly acknowledged any past transgressions, expressing,

"Sir, I kindly apologise if I crossed your line please waziri my friend, I was just kindly requesting if you may be in a position to squeeze me even only some sh.1k please sir, forgive me please sir."

He elaborated on his current predicament, revealing the challenges he faces,

"I've been toiling every night and catching nothing so far from the lake please waziri my friend."

Why did Oyugi quit his job in Mandera county?

Sharing his harrowing experience, Dan Oyugi revealed to TUKO.co.ke that he made the difficult decision to leave due to the danger posed by potential terrorist activities.

Oyugi recounted his close encounters with danger, highlighting a narrow escape from the recent bombing incident.

He frequented Mama Samaki Hotel during his half-term holidays, a place that tragically became the target of an Al Shabab attack with an improvised explosive device (IED).

Miraculously, he had left the area just before the attack, narrowly escaping harm.

What you need to know about Dan Oyugi's journey

• The Laikipia University graduate graduated without anyone attending his graduation ceremony and appealed to high schools for a teaching position in biology and chemistry.
• Mohamed Omar, the Board of Management (BOM) chair of a school near the Ethiopian border, offered to airlift him to the new job he had offered him.
• Oyugi, who spent a decade pursuing his education, decided to resign and return to fishing in Homa Bay County.
• Mohammed Omar, the Board of Management (BOM) Chairperson, stepped forward to clarify the circumstances leading to Dan Oyugi's dismissal.

Proofreading by Asher Omondi, current affairs journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.