“He had taken a loan Sh20, 000, part of which he used to build the semi-permanent upcountry house,” Mr Minani says. In December 2000, Mr Minani joined his cousin in Magongo, Mombasa, to train as a mechanic. Mr Minani found himself jobless, again, but this did not stop him from pursuing his passion in sales. Determined to acquire university education, he started sending college applications to all universities and, in 2000, Daystar University offered him a place. While at K-Rep Bank, Gitonga attended a two-day content development summit by Ignite Africa held at Windsor.

Source: Daily Nation April 15, 2019 04:52 UTC