My Life Story: From Kibera Slums to My Graduation on May 9th from Cleveland State University in Ohio
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Comments (6)
Congratulations for writing a beautiful, inspiring article.
I thank God for all those people who helped you along the way.
Your hand work and desire to give back is to be commended.
May your story inspire we in the diaspora, to sponsor at least one child in each of the villages we come from.
Iam not in the know, but if the government has no programs to help people like you orphaned at an early age,promising and hard working,then I hope this story will inspire some goverment official to put the wheels in motion.
Its sad that you have to come this far to realize your dream. Good thing America is not like South Africa where at this present time they are not encouraging foreigners to be there.
You could easily stay in the USA and enjoy the fruits of your labor ,but you have plans to go back to Kenya/africa and ply your t rade. How noble. I wish you the very best,and success in all your edeavors.
Should you write abook, count me as one of the first buyers...In fact I encourage you to write one. Because you have a lesson to share with alot of people,and if in t he process you amass some cash,I am sure you will put it to good use.May some more miracles continue to be revealed through you....
Aww....hongera sana sana....piga picha mob during graduation,first degree is the best feeling ever....hii stori imenigusa .a ray of sunshine in this messy Kenya.Hongera.
Congratulations, very inspiring indeed.
Kenyan schools don't have grade three!
Such an inspiration..............