Ngenia High School Boys To Represent Kenya At East Africa Music Competitions After Victory

• The Ngenia High School fraternity is over the moon as their school is going to represent them at the East Africa Music Competitions in Uganda
• The boys are the only ones from Kenya to be included in the competitions across the border, and they will be presenting three songs
• According to the school's headteacher, Paul Warutere, CBC has helped them become good in such competitions, and they were glad to represent Kenya across the border

Ngenia High School Boys are set to represent Kenya at the East Africa Music Competitions in Uganda after winning at the national drama festivals in Kenya.

How did Ngenia High School boys take top spot?

According to NTV, Ngenia is the only school that will represent Kenya in Uganda. They will perform three songs, and the competition will take one week.

According to the headteacher of the school, Paul Warutere, they have been successful because of the Competency-based Curriculum (CBC).

"We are thankful to God because it has opened borders where we believe we are going to compete favourably well, with other giants from East Africa," said Warutere.

"It was the first time for them to be chosen to go and represent the country," said Alvin Asuza.

Kenyans react to the video:

Zzizzo Zziggy Baraka:

"My school still doing it best. Congratulations guys. Time yetu tulifanya big things 2006-2009 ✨️"

Atalanta Jewellery:

"My dad was once a soloist in this school...a great one...Ngenia you deserve this."

Magdaline Wanjiru:

"My mum in love was once bio/Agri teacher...my husband and siblings were in this school. Congratulations boys👍👍👍."

Njoroge Bandi:

"Kudos to the Ngenia family. You did us proud boys. Kudos bwana Warutere and the entire team."

Joseph Kigia

"My son, show them the moves...I am proud of you, represent Kenya well."

Wilfredo Gakush Kuruka:

"Congratulations Ngenia all the best.We used to hate this school back in the days while I kijabe kumbee katakuja kuwika."

Friends School Senende excites Kenyans with song

In another story, talented Friends School Senende boys excited Kenyans with an electric performance of the popular Sansa Ya Papier song by the late Madilu System.

The young boys performed the song at the Kenya National Music Festivals and won in their genre; they were later called to perform for President William Ruto at the state lodge in Eldoret.

Netizens thronged online platforms to praise the boys, who were hailed as kings of the category as they have been winning for a long time.

Proofreading by Otukho Jackson, a multimedia journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke

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