Former Harambee Stars Captain Victor Mugubi Wanyama is celebrating the exceptional performance of seven students from his foundation, the Victor Wanyama Foundation, in the recently released 2023 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) results.
Proud moment as Victor Wanyama's 7 'children' excel in KCSE exams
The former Harambee Stars captain is contributing to nurturing talents and ensuring access to quality education
Footballer Victor Mugubi Wanyama
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The foundation's candidates showcased outstanding academic achievements, earning direct entry into university.
Among the seven students, three secured impressive B plain grades, while one student each achieved a B plus, B plain and C plus. Additionally, a student attained a remarkable A minus, showcasing the diversity of excellence within the foundation.
The CF Montréal midfielder expressed his pride and congratulations to the students, emphasising their hard work and dedication.
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"I want to take this opportunity to congratulate my little heroes and heroines from The Victor Wanyama Foundation @victorwanyamaf who sat for their KCSE last year. Your hard work and zeal didn’t go unrecognized. You have done me proud!" shared Wanyama.
Children from the Victor Wanyama Foundation
Children from the Victor Wanyama Foundation
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Wanyama's commitment to education through his foundation has significantly impacted the lives of these students.
Beyond football, he is actively contributing to nurturing talents and ensuring access to quality education for underprivileged children.
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Jalang'o celebrates student he sponsored to Kanga High School
Lang'ata Member of Parliament Phelix 'Jalang'o' Odiwour also celebrated the academic success of a student he sponsored to Kanga High School.
Levis Otieno Rabah gained attention in 2020 for arriving at school with just two bars of soap.
Otieno's went viral and attracted numerous sponsors among them the Lang'ata lawmaker who paid his school fees in full for the four years.
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The amount raised exceeded the required fees and was even distributed to other needy students. Otieno scored a B plus in the national examination.
"4 years ago Levis walked into Kanga High school with nothing but a soap! We gathered together and collected money and school items for Levis! Thank you soo much everyone who participated in this noble journey! Today Levis made all of us proud!" expressed Jalang'o.
201,133 candidates scored C+ and above in the 2023 KCSE exams due to the new grading system.
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