Jeff Koinange Receives Incredible Welcome From Senior Chief Koinange Students: "Piga Nduru"

• Renowned journalist Jeff Koinange visited Senior Chief Koinange Girls School in Kiambu county
• The students gave Koinange a grand welcome with loud cheers and excitement
• The revered media personality interacted with students, praising them and engaging them warmly

Citizen TV journalist Jeff Koinange recently visited Senior Chief Koinange Girls' School in Kiambu county, where he received an overwhelmingly warm reception from the students.

A video shared by the media personality captured the moment he stepped onto the podium as the students erupted into cheers and excitement.

As Koinange approached the stage, the students cheered enthusiastically, their energy filling the room.

What did Jeff Koinange tell students?

Grabbing the microphone, Koinange addressed the students, greeting them and praising their spirit.

"Students of Senior Chief Koinange, are you there?" he asked, to which the students responded loudly, "We are available!"

He continued by complimenting them, saying:

"How are you guys doing? You look beautiful. Pigeni nduru (shout)"

The excitement of the students was evident, and they were thrilled to interact with the celebrated journalist.

It was a special moment for Koinange, as the school is named after his grandfather, Senior Chief Koinange.

Reflecting on the memorable visit, Koinange shared a clip on social media with the caption:

"What a welcome. Hanging out with the AMAZING girls #SeniorChiefKoinangeGirls school, named after my grandfather!! What a time!"

Here are some comments from the post:

robi.amoh:

"Nobody... Jeff koinange: Pigeni nduru.

mbz_cars:

"A moment of fame for Jeff turns his walk into that of a rock star!"

mokayajr_:

"It was such a pleasure having you Jeff😃 This was Greatly impactful."

damalexis:

"Captivating....🙌 you are a force to be reckoned with Jeff."

wambuig.mburu:

"That’s my Alma Mater some 40 years ago. Way to go."

Jeff Koinange steps out in customised G-Wagon

As previously reported, the media personality was recorded getting into a Mercedes G-Wagon, which Kenyans noted had a customised number plate.

The luxurious car also had the steering wheel on the left, contrary to how most cars in Kenya are, which impressed netizens.

As he drove off, a police officer saluted the TV personality, with many viewers admiring how being rich earns respect.

Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke