Joy as Police Commanders Joseph Musyoka Nthenge and Francis Kooli Pay Fees For Needy and Bright Students
It was joy for Victoria Ndung’e Musau, a girl from Makueni County whose parents could not afford the cost of her secondary school education despite the impressive KCPE results she posted, when help finally arrived.
Her plight caught the attention of a team of police officers of the rank of Commissioner of Police when she did not report to school as expected during the early reporting days.
When the senior officers realized that the girl’s parents could not raise the required fees, they mobilized their colleagues and raised funds that saw the girl admitted in her favourite school, Muthale Girls High School.
They were also able to cater for additional admission requirements for the lucky girl including books and personal effects.
The Deputy Regional Commander North Eastern, Mr. Joseph Musyoka Nthenge, CP, was fronted to help the family with the admission process and to represent other Commissioners on the student’s first day at school.
Elsewhere, the Kisii County Police Commander (CPC) Mr. Francis Kooli, recently mobilized friends for the education of Lilian Ikal Losike, a former pupil at Korinyang Primary School.
Lilian scored an impressive 366 marks and just like Victoria, she secured a chance at her school of choice. From the help by the County Commander Kisii and other well wishers, Lilian has since joined St. Bridgit Girls, Kiminini.
To the team of Commissioners of Police and the many other police officers whose beautiful stories haven’t been told, we appreciate you for the gestures and initiatives that bring honour to the National Police Service.
Courtesy Kenya Police Service.
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