Webuye: Another Philanthropist Offers To Pay 2nd Term Fees For Stranded KMTC Student

What started as a low moment for a young student and her father has become the proverbial blessing in disguise
The duo went viral after they were pictured looking distressed outside the KMTC gate
A day after Dickson Dikitaro Tanui offered to pay one term's fees, philanthropist Kevin Otiende has promised to sort the second semester

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Another philanthropist has offered to assist a young woman who went viral photos outside the Kenya Medical Training College (KMTt viral.

The student was pictured standing beside her distressed father outside the Webuye KMTC gate.

Dickson Dikitaro Tanui steps in to pay fees

From the look on their faces, it was evident the man wanted his daughter to join college, but he was stuck.

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Moved by the photo, Dickson Dikitaro Tanui took to social media to offer assistance, pledging to pay the student one term's fees.

“Who knows this father? I promise to pay school fees for one term for her KMTC daughter. That’s the little I can offer,” Tanui wrote in his post.

The philanthropist's post quickly gained traction, with many applauding his kindness.

In a story that is moving from sad to happy, Nairobi businessman Kevin Otiende has offered to pay the student's second-term fees.

In an exclusive conversation with TUKO.co.ke, Otiende said he is eager to connect with the student's father to extend his support.

“I will support Dickson. We all need to look out for each other,” the kindhearted man said.

He added that the situation in Kenya has led to so much disenfranchisement, forcing well-wishers to intervene in such cases.

Otiende is optimistic that Kenyans will one day be delivered from the financial struggles.

The story first gained attention when a touching image of a father and his daughter outside the KMTC campus circulated online.

The father, visibly distressed, sat on the ground holding what was believed to be his daughter's admission letter.

Otiende's act of generosity was hailed by many, with heartfelt comments flooding in to praise his selflessness.

His offer to cover the second-term fees offers hope towards the student's path to completing her education at KMTC.

Both Tanui and Otiende's interventions highlight the impact that a single act of kindness can have on the lives of those in need.