- A parent stole the show at Kapsabet Boys High School after kneeling and praying because his son had finally finished high school
- When the KCSE exams were over, many people went to pick up their children from various schools and many left after seeing their children.
- In the sweet video the man is seen on his knees, with his hands up in the air, in prayer, an act that touched many people
Nandi – The man could not contain his emotions when he arrived at Kapsabet Boys High School, where his son was sitting for the Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations.
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In the video that was released TikTok and Patricia Tonui, the man is seen kneeling with his hands in the air and praying to God in front of the administration building.
Why did a parent kneel at Kapsabet Boys High School?
The KCSE examination is finally over, and students and their parents are full of emotions, as shown by a parent of Kapsabet Boys High School who knelt down to thank his son for his success.
Although this year's exams went well, as always, they had their fair share of drama. On one occasion, detectives at the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) arrested Stephen Nyang'au Mbeche for alleged misconduct.
How was Stephen Mbeche alleged to have leaked the exams?
According to the detectives, Mbeche was the administrator of the “KCSE 2024 Leakage Group” on Telegram, which was being used to distribute KCSE exam papers. Officers reported that a search in the Mbeche area led to the seizure of a mobile phone and a laptop.
Due to those events and many others, such as diseases, lack of fees, and natural disasters, many parents have been struggling; it's easy to see why one would be grateful.
“I thank God because many did not finish four years in school and I am also happy. All is God. I am happy and grateful. I thank my son because he was disciplined and diligent in his work. He really tried. So far he can only be God,” Anne Chepkorir, a parent at the school, told TUKO.co.ke.
Turkana KCSE candidates narrate how their colleague died
Elsewhere, students of Talent High School were devastated after learning of the death of their classmate, John Ekalale, popularly known as Jonte.
The young man who finished the Agriculture exam in good condition, had disappeared and was later seen vomiting, while a bad smell filled the air.
He was given milk but continued to be ill, and eventually, he was taken to hospital, where he sadly died.
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