Kalenjin Boy Pleads With Kapsabet Boys To Grant Him Admission: "I Had 404 Marks"

• A Kalenjin boy gained widespread attention for his exceptional reporting skills, becoming a sensation in Kenya
• His brother, Ian, is now expressing his deep desire to attend Kapsabet Boys, considering it his dream school since childhood
• Despite being admitted to Nanyuki Boys, Ian remained determined to pursue admission to Kapsabet Boys, expressing his unwavering commitment to the school

The brother of the Kalenjin boy who became an instant sensation after wowing Kenyans with his eloquent reporting skills has asked Kapsabet Boys to grant him admission to the school.

Ian, the brother of the sensation, said his dream school ever since he was a young lad was Kapsabet Boys, and he was thus heartbroken after he learnt that he had not been admitted to the school during the recently released Form One placement results.

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In a video, the young boy revealed he received admission to Nanyuki Boys, but insisted that his dream of joining Kapsabet was still very much alive.

"Ever since I was little, I always had the dream of joining Kapsabet. To the principal of Kapsabet boys, please grant me a chance to come study in your school. I will not let you down, and I will be a great asset to the school. It is my prayer that you can heed my prayer so that I can join that prestigious boys' school," he said.

He cited prominent individuals such as President William Ruto, who attended Kapsabet and went on to become very successful in their lives and an inspiration to him.

"It is really my humble request that I join the school because I know I will maintain my good results. It is the finest school in the heart of Nandi," he pleaded.

Nandi Governor Stephen Sang has since promised to help Ian join his dream school.

"I am the governor of Nandi, and I will make sure you join Kapsabet," he said.

Nyamira boy receives admission to Kisi High

Elsewhere, an ailing boy from Nyamira County could not believe his good fortune after learning that he had been called to Kisii High School, a national school, to further his learning.

In an interview with TUKO.co.ke, a friend of the family, identified as Geoffrey Moturi, revealed that Benjamin Omayio received the good news on Monday, December 18, while ailing at home.

When Omaiyo was given his Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) results from the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC), he was admitted to hospital with a serious wound on his leg.