Kapsabet High School Fancy-Looking Gate Goes Viral: "Contractor Knew His Task"

• Kenyans were stunned by Kapsabet High School's newly built gate as its photos went viral online
• The gate looked stunning with vibrant colours and beautiful design that captured the attention of several netizens
• The main entrance also looked well-lit at night, to the surprise of many who praised the thoughtful revamp

Nandi - A public national high school for boys has made waves on social media following its remarkable upgrade.

Beautiful photos of Kapsabet High School in Nandi county, newly built main entrance went viral online.

Pictures of Kapsabet High School's gate

The pictures captured the aesthetic of the school's main gate, which the alumni reportedly constructed.

One photo captured the beauty of the education institution's gate in the daytime, capturing its vibrant colours.

It looked neat with the lovely colour combination of the gate and the security guard's corner.

The surroundings also looked very clean showing the school's responsibility to maintain a clean and conducive environment.

Photos of Kapsabet High School's gate at night

The gate had a nice-looking design that made it stand out and looked quite unique even from a distance.

Another photo showed the gate's added features that made it attractive at night.

There was sufficient lighting around the gate and its surroundings, making it look stunning.

One could spell the school's name as the lights inside them illuminated the individual letters.

Kenyans react to Kapsabet High School's gate

Several social media users flocked to the comment section to react to the school gate's significant revamp.

Anderson Kamu:

"The constructor knew his task."

Haron Kimtai:

"In 2030, a school might develop a 'new latest model'."

Masayi Wycliffe:

"And where do we enter when we leave the main road? I can only see the trenches."

Samson Tiltai:

"It should be changed to university."

Edwin Kiptanui Kichwen:

"An ultra-modern gate."

Yonah Walela:

"So beautiful and very iconic."

Fred Otieno:

"A school where two Kenyan presidents schooled."

Geoffrey Otieno:

"I saw this gate on Monday when I was from Eldoret. Wah! Pesa."

Mugoiri Girls receive 67-seater bus

Separately, students at Mugoiri Girls danced joyfully as they received a brand-new bus for their academic activities.

The Murang'a county-based school saw the introduction of a brand-new 67-seater Isuzu bus to the compound.

Social media users celebrated with the school for the fantastic addition as they penned congratulatory messages.

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