Kisii Boy Who Scored B+ In 2023 Exams Set To Join University After Well-Wishers' Help

• Finally, philanthropist cop Sammy Ondimu Ngare shared that Benjamin Nyakundi Ombati would be going to Kisii University
• Nyakundi lost his mum years ago, and his dad tried his best to raise him as a single parent, but when he completed Form Four, the parent was unable to educate him further
• Thanks to well-wishers, the young man bought some items needed for school, and a well-wisher will get him a house

Benjamin Nyakundi Ombati is over the moon as his journey to Kisii University for a Bachelor of Education Arts degree has formally started, thanks to well-wishers.

Well-wishers raise KSh 50,000 for Nyakundi

The young boy from Bonchari in Kisii county shared that his dad is a single parent as his mum is deceased. Although Nyakundi's dad tried his best, the university fee was too much for him.

"I managed to collect KSh 50,000 from well-wishers. I visited the boy and did shopping.God is great kijana ataenda Kisii University. Someone promised to give him a house and I will be meeting the guy tomorrow," said beloved cop Sammy Ngare.

"After confirming mambo ya nyumba, the money collected will support him to get a bed, matress, utensils and a meko. The remaining money will be reposted as fees. The first semester, has already been paid by my brother Moseti Nyangau," he added.

Kenyans react to the story

Florence Kerubo:

"God bless you Sammy continue with that spirit of helping.thanks sana."

Davie De Kiambi:

"May God always remember you my brother."

McKenzie Dr-Lucy:

"Sammy Ondimu Ngare , Dr. Lyna Nyamwaya ...just wondering if we were able to get 47 students (1 in each county) wapate opportunity ya university. Story for another day.great job there our brother Sammy. Keep up the great work."

Agii Ogutu:

"👏👏👏wishing him the very best. May God bless you abundantly for the good work that you are doing ....It will never be in vain 🙏."

Dr. Lyna Nyamwaya:

"👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 it's hard work Mokogoti Sammy Ondimu Ngare and as always God provides."

Cyrus:

"Buya sana thanks endugu kwa kazi nzuri to my brother Moseti Nyangau be blessed."

Quincy's son helped to join the university

Another story showed how Kenyans helped Quincy Timberlake's son, whose education journey had nearly reached a standstill despite scoring an A- in KCSE.

One month after receiving contributions exceeding KSh 500,000 from generous Kenyans, the teen finally joined college.

Quincy enrolled in the Kenya Aeronautical College at Wilson Airport, where he will pursue a four-year program in aeronautical engineering.

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