Kisumu Man Living On Streets Amazes Kenyans With Impeccable English Fluency

• A street man living in Kisumu county has impressed many people with his impeccable English while sharing about his life
• According to the young man, he is the son of Rebecca Makhulu of Kaimosi Nursery School, and he also went to Kaimosi Primary School and Friends School Kigama for secondary education
• Netizens who saw the video were amazed by the man's impeccable English as he talked while others wanted to help him

A man living on the streets of Kisumu town has set tongues wagging with his impeccable English as he talked about his life.

Where is Kaimosi Nursery School

In a video shared by @jeff_faddy, the young man said that he is the son of teacher Rebecca Makhulu of Kaimosi Nursery School in Vihiga county.

"I live in the streets and sometimes with my sister Josephine. I sometimes do mjengo jobs and I also chill with my friend Hector Sambuki," said the young man with a smile.

"I went to Kaimosi Primary School then went to Friends School Kigama. I finished Form Four,: although I ended up in a little confusion, I have been rehabilitated by churches. They don't know I am in Kisumu although I came from Gamadoi," he added.

Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Jeff Faddy, the man who took the video, said he needed some rehabilitation to become independent.

"He is a musician as well. I am walking with him so that I can ensure he gets help," said Jeff.

You can help Walter through Faddy Daddy on 0711 175 681.

Kenyans react on TikTok

@chingdidah:

"The late madam Rebecca taught me in 1998 in baby class. This is brother to George.'

Missclaire_kenya:

"Huyu ako wapi nijioshee."

melsaadhiambo:

"I know this guy,huwa namwona hapa Kisumu Nyalenda."

Umwami_Jeff _254:

"Ooh... Kigama my home, wow tusaidie huyu jamaa yuko wapi🥰🥰🥰🥰."

Leopard:

"Madam Rebecca taught me. eiih what happened to this man. God take charge."

uhambo:

"He's so loyal to his friend he just had to mention him💪."

Caren:

"🥺🥺🥺... how can we help him atoke kwa streets."

mohamogeni1:

"Very good spoken English,why do people have to ruin someone's life May Allah heal him."

Netizens impressed by streetman's command of English

In another story, a poor man on the street got many people praising his good spoken English as he conversed with a lady.

The man named Bonga told her that most people know him on the street, so not having a contact number should not be a problem.

After listening to him talk, people were moved and wanted to donate to him so his life could take a good turn.

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

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