AfricaBREAKING NEWSKenyaKenya Diaspora NewsNewsU.S Diaspora

Kenyan boy Kelvin Muriuki goes to school in helicopter

Kenyan boy Kelvin Muriuki goes to school in helicopter

A poor 14-year-old boy in Kenya has been flown to school in a helicopter after air force veterans offered to pay for his secondary education.

Kelvin Muriuki was top of his class in 2016, but poverty forced him to go and work in a quarry, his family said.

The Kenya Air Force Veteran Officers Association then stepped in to pay his school fees and to give him a helicopter ride to his new school.

Kelvin’s dreams are now back on track – he says he wants to become a pilot.

Many children regularly drop out of school in Kenya because of poverty.

The association said it would pay Kelvin’s annual school fee of $530 (£430) until he completes his secondary education in 2020.READ MORE

Source: BBC

samrack

About Us Samrack Prestige Services is an Errands Service Company that incorporates various Service Agencies to help assist organizations, families and individuals concentrate on their core objectives. »We seek to… More »

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Related Articles

Back to top button