Boni Khalwale's Message After KCSE Results Announced Sparks Talk: “Why Hasn't He Passed?”

• Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale, known for celebrating the success of his sons' school, posted an exclusive post on social media after the release of KCSE 2024 results
• Khalwale's traditional congratulatory posts for the success of his children's exams have become a common thing expected by the public
• This year, her cryptic post raised questions about whether she had a candidate or was facing another challenge
• Kenyans online humorously and eagerly sought clarification regarding his cryptic post

Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwalwe has posted a cryptic message on his social media accounts and caused a stir among Kenyans.

The senator has usually been celebrating his children who do well in national exams through online messages.

However, he has not done so following the release of the 2024 National Secondary School Examination (KCSE) results.

This has left many wondering if there was no child who took the test or if they did not perform as well as expected.

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Senator Khalwale only shared a point, which has made Kenyans speculate on the reason for the action.

How did Kenyans feel about Boni Khalwale's message?

Luvai Gil:

“You let us down this year, leader. Hope you do well next year.”

Kibra Comedian:

“Bring us another child to celebrate the super senator.”

Kevoh Wuod Adori:

“We have been sitting on your Facebook page, always clicking, waiting for your usual messages to congratulate your children as soon as the results of the national exams are announced. We have waited a long time and now our patience has run out. Come out of your shell and talk to the nation.”

Ogutu Kwach:

“It is a fee for you to have a child who takes the exam every year and there must be one who did KCSE this year as well. Tell us what he got even if he got an unsatisfactory score.”

CK Sammy:

“For the first time since 1990 we lack a super senator candidate.”

George Khalid:

“We are waiting for your update on KCSE results.”

Larry Latiff:

“Don't keep us waiting, sir.”

Slyvester Kipngeno:

“It seems this year you don't have a candidate.”

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Ben Oluoch:

“What's the problem? Are you having challenges getting results?”

Kevoh Wuod Adori:

“Give us a signal, super senator, patience is over. If you are having a challenge to get results, then give us the candidate's number, we will even hire international ICT experts to help you get them.”

Source: TUKO.co.ke