Ajiri Scholars Reporting from Kenya
We arrived at that place at around noon and started preparing the soil that was to be used in designing the house.We met a grandmother who is called Emelda Kerubo.She is 74yrs old, she had 12 children seven of them died and five remained.She also have a husband by the name Peter,he is 79yrs old. … Continue reading COMMUNITY WORK AT NYAMACHE VILLAGE.
We all arrived at Nyamache by 10:00 for a community work. We were to smear Emelda’s house. Emelda Kerubo is a woman of 76 years who lives in the same house with her cow reason being that she fears her cow being stolen. She is also leaving with her husband who is called Peter in … Continue reading Community Work at Nyamache
COMMUNITY WORK AT NYAMACHE VILLAGE On Friday we visited one of the couple in Nyamache village who were 76 years.They gave birth to 12 children unfortunately 5 have died some living behind grandchildren. One of the couples was called Elmeldah kerubo.They live in a small smearing house with two rooms.One room the cow sleeps there … Continue reading
On 18th we visited The National Polytechnic of Kisii. The polytechnic provides a variety of courses for high school graduates. These courses are such as agricultural extension, plumbing, welding, fashion and design, electromotive engineering and beauty and therapy. Under agriculture, they teach rearing of different animals and farming techniques. They give the best farming methods … Continue reading A visit to Kisii national polytechnic
It was on Monday when we visited Kisii National Polytechnic. Students from high schools with different grades and those with talents join to be skilled in various fields. We were welcomed by one of the teachers by the name Wilfred who took us all around teaching us many things. The courses offered in the polytechnic … Continue reading KISII NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC
It was on Friday morning when we went to Nyamache to do community work. We arrived there for the work and we find an old grandmother by the name Elmelda Kerubo she told us that she gave birth to 12 children and they have died now they are remaining 7. She is 76 years old … Continue reading COMMUNITY WORK AT NYAMACHE.
Yesterday we reached Kisii town at around 9:00am. We were supposed to go to Kisii polytechnic to learn about our careers after form four. We all welcomed by Mr Ronard Nyabuto and Mr Wilfred. They welcomed us well and we appreciated all. Mr Ronard and Wilfred were also our tour guide. We started by looking … Continue reading Kisii national polytechnic.
We went to a place called Nyamache. The homestead was owned by Elmelda Pakiti and Peter Pakiti. We arrived and found that they had already prepared everything so we started our work. We smeared their house with cowdung. When we finished we washed the basins we had used. We gave them presents that we had … Continue reading COMMUNITY WORK.
Just as any other academic institution, we were had to check in the number of students that visited at the gate before proceeding on to the heart of the school. Wilfred was our tour guide entirely, he took us through the school of automotive engineering, he let us proceed to the agricultural farm where we … Continue reading KISII NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC
We all met at the stage ready to travel to Nyamache for community work.on reaching there we all engaged ourselves in mixing soil with cow dung in order to make it stick in the wall while smearing. As we finished mixing the necessary components, we started smearing the house . After finishing smearing we all … Continue reading COMMUNITY WORK AT NNYAMACHE.
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