Nairobi Man Raises KSh 45k College Fees For Security Guard Who Scored Same KCSE Grade As Him

• In February 2024, Bruno Musumba revealed that his security guard, identified as Lepushirit, scored good grades in KCSE but could not afford college fees
• According to Musumba, the guard came from a life of poverty and had given up on ever going to college or university
• After sharing the story online, well-wishers came through and started raising money for him to start college

The plans of a Nairobi man, Bruno Musumba, to take his security guard back to school have received a shot in the arm after well-wishers started raising money for him.

Musumba, Nairobi guard score same KCSE results

Musumba offered to help the security guard, Sammy Lepushirit, pursue his dreams of higher education after learning that they had scored the same grade in the Kenyan Certificate of Secondary Education.

The revelation came to light during a conversation at their residential estate.

This shared academic achievement ignited a powerful commitment from Musumba to help Lepurishit overcome financial hurdles and pursue higher education.

“He finished high school in 2022. He said because of his background and family's financial position, university or college is just a mirage,” Musumba said in a past interview.

"Thank you, TUKO.co.ke, for highlighting my friend's plight. We are at KSh 45,000 and targeting KSh 100, 000 for his fee," he added on Facebook.

According to Musumba, they applied for college and were awaiting placement and the calling or admission letter to admit him.

You can support through 247247, Account 14562 Lepurishit and Bruno.

Watchman from Starehe Boys now owns company

In March 2024, Ken Owuor Ondeng'e had a breakthrough after publicly lamenting that he attended Starehe Boys' Centre and held a degree in communication but was unlucky with getting work.

As of two years ago, he was a disillusioned man struggling to make ends meet on a meagre security guard salary.

Wishing for a better job, he went public, pleading to be given an internship opportunity where he could put his skills and knowledge to better use.

His breakthrough came when he publicly lamented, and his former schoolmates bought him motorcycles and a patrol car then registered a security company for him.

Proofreading by Asher Omondi, current affairs journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.

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Bruno Musumba with Lepurishit whom he is planning to take to college.

Nairobi Man Raises KSh 45k College Fees for Security Guard Who Scored

Nairobi Man Raises KSh 45k College Fees for Security Guard Who Scored