6 Kenyans Who've Wowed Netizens With Impeccable Handwriting

• Kenyans are known to shade doctors and other people whose handwriting are not legible, saying they look like markings of chicken feet
• On the other hand, there are some Kenyans who write very well, among them the late president Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi and journalist Linda Amiani
• While some people were just born with excellent penmanship, others were taught how to write well as Amiani, formerly of Mukumu Girls High School, pointed out

Since the uptake of computers and the internet, it has become very rare for most people to use written communication at school, work or personal letters.

People's handwriting comes up from time to time, and while some often get jabs for handwriting that look like chicken feet' markings, others dazzle the internet with beautiful writings that rival calligraphy fonts.

Below are some Kenyans who have dazzled the internet with their goor and writings:

1. Daniel Moi

Ex-president Daniel Moi was hailed for having fabulous handwriting that almost looked like calligraphy.

The former head of state had visited a girls' school in 2002, and once done looking around, he noted that they needed better facilities.

When he was asked to write something on the blackboard, he put his thoughts about facilities in well-crafted words.

2. Linda Amiani

Linda Amiani, a journalist from Nairobi county, wowed Kenyans from all walks of life when she flaunted her handwriting online.

According to Amiani, a lot of pupils who attended St Mary's Mukumu Girls' Primary School in Kakamega county had similar penmanship because they were taught how to write in school

3. Ceyi Poloi

A man identified as Cey Poloi, took to Twitter and flaunted his beautiful handwriting as he wrote letters to ministries for their failures.

Among the ministries he wrote to include Transport Infrastructure, Housing and Urban Development and Mining, Blue Economy and Maritime Affairs and Energy.

4. Grateful girl writes Ndung'u Nyoro a letter

A Form Four student captivated internet users with a meticulously handwritten letter expressing her appreciation to her sponsor, Ndung'u Nyoro.

The student's letter not only conveyed her gratitude but also showcased her exceptional handwriting skills, leaving a lasting impression on all who read it.

5. Mama Fua pens sweet letter

Social media users have praised the admirable handwriting of a mama fua after her note to her boss was shared online.

The mama fua was giving her boss a minor update that stirred netizens to flock to the comment section and react to it.

Many not only praised her handwriting and English but also hilariously stated she was planning to be part of her boss' family.

Kenyan man asks doctors to improve handwritings

Elesewhere, a Kenyan man identified a Lewis Muchile slammed doctors for their illegible handwriting, encouraging them to write well when writing prescriptions for their patients.

Muchile said a prescription was a legal document carrying instructions on what, how, and the frequency of dispensing medicines.

He noted that it was supposed to be legible to the patients as it was their right to know their health condition and the medicines that have been prescribed.

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