Over 1000 candidates receive exams stationary donations in preparation for next week’s KCPE exams
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| Samuel Chege aka MC Sam presenting some exams stationary to STD 8 candidates from Kamenu Ward in Thika Town Constituency. |
Mc Sam Chege Foundation, under the stewardship of
Community-based leader and politician Samuel Chege, gave these items to all
learners in the six primary schools to enable them sit for next week’s KCPE
exams with ease.
Among the items donated include pencils, rulers, erasers and
sharpeners. The pupils also received a Success card wishing them the best in
their exams.
“Education is a key objective of our foundation. So far, we
have sponsored over 200 youth from Kamenu ward for computer packages training
among other support programmes,” he explained.
Chege added that other than education programmes, the
foundations was involved in various other social programmes aimed at propelling
the youth and the society in the right, proper and straight direction.
“Youth empowerment is the axis on which empowerment of the
nation revolves. We strive to help these children and young people to take
charge of their lives by addressing their situation and taking action in order
to improve their access to resources and transform their consciousness,” he
said.
The organisation has promised to replicate this exercise
every year.
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