Oduor scored an impressive A plain of 81 points and saw this as a turning point in his life, having lost both parents at an early age. In an interview with a local daily, Oduor spoke of his strong passion for flying and asked well-wishers to assist him in making his dream come true. He currently works in Nakuru at a Jua Kali yard where he does a number of menial jobs to make ends meet. Her mother suffered depression and is currently under the care of her uncles, while her dad is a drunkard. The trick worked anyway and I passed my KCSE exam, attaining a mean grade of A-minus despite the challenges,” narrated Rono.

Source: Standard Digital February 23, 2019 12:00 UTC