By John
Othaya Member of Parliament, Hon. Wambugu Wainaina, has reaffirmed his commitment to education by issuing bursary cheques worth Ksh. 4,075,000 to various day secondary schools in Mahiga and Karima wards. This initiative, part of his ambitious ‘Masomo Bora’ program, aims to make education accessible and affordable, ensuring that no student is forced out of school due to financial constraints.
Through this transformative program, each student enrolled in a day secondary school receives Ksh. 8,000, with parents required to pay only Ksh. 1,000 per term. The initiative provides much-needed financial relief, reducing school dropout rates and enabling students to focus on their education without the stress of unpaid fees.
Speaking at Munyange Day Secondary School during the bursary issuance, Hon. Wambugu emphasized the critical role of education in transforming lives and driving social development. He expressed his unwavering commitment to prioritizing education and urged parents to take full advantage of the program.
"I am a strong believer in the transformative power of education, and I am committed to fostering equality through learning. This program is meant to ensure that no child is sent home due to a lack of school fees. However, I urge parents to play their part by ensuring their children attend school consistently and make the most of this opportunity," he stated.
The Ksh. 4,075,000 disbursed marks a significant investment in the future of Othaya’s youth, strengthening the constituency’s education sector and promoting academic excellence. The ‘Masomo Bora’ initiative is not just about financial support—it is a deliberate strategy to curb school dropouts, empower students, and secure a brighter future for the community.
Parents, teachers, and local leaders have lauded the program, calling it a lifeline for many families who struggle to keep their children in school. With education at the core of his development agenda, Hon. Wambugu continues to champion initiatives that uplift the community, ensuring that every child in Othaya has an equal opportunity to succeed.
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