-Wild campus birthday 🎂

-At Laikipia University, the air was crisp, but my nights were burning hot. My campus experience wasn't defined by the quiet walls of the library, but by the neon pulse of "The Main Street" and weekend trips to Nakuru. I became a master of the "outside" life, indulging in the social thrill of the scene and dancing until the sunrise hit the Aberdare ranges.

-As a college student, I have been involved in a lot of things in the name of experiencing. From traversing the streets of town to feel a sense of freedom, to joining funny programs, thinking it might get me out of my parents' home. especially since I am the only one who has never been allowed to stay outside my place and had to commute to school, but the one who gives me the most dread and stress is a leader.

-My student ID has been an essential part of college life, acting as both a friend and a source of frustration. It has opened doors to benefits, such as discounts on bowling, which offers a fun escape after tough classes. A memorable moment occurred when I and a friend settled an argument about the Grand Prix with a bowling match, though I lost, it highlighted the importance of leisure amidst academic pressure.

-I arrived at school late… and smelling like I had been negotiating with alcohol all night.

-Shule hua ina boo.

-During my time at Pwani University, my reality was defined by a strict budget of KES 500 a week.

-It was in the year 2006. We the the candidates of Kianyaga High School had high expectations of registering for our final exams. I really recall very well that it was on a Friday, 10th March and the next day, Saturday was a day that we were to host the District's Science Congress competitions. As a candidate, I had huge plan to get a girlfriend from one of those schools that would attend. It was every boy's dream to be seen walking around with beautiful girls. Now, I had one problem: I was shy and feared to approach girls. Solution, find a way to sneak out of school, grab some alcohol and drink it the next day. By this, I would be very confident to approach any girl, especially those from big schools like Bishop Gatimu Ngandu. Having decided on this, the next plan was to execute it.

-I remember after my KCSE exams i had hopes that my High school studies was over and i was expecting a good grade...With astonishment when the results was out i couldn't believe that i didn't make to attain campus cut off points. With my frustrations i was almost losing hope with life...I spent almost a year home no progress no hope with life. I decided to go back 💔 to high school and began from Form 3 with full energy and determination...Luckily my return beared fruits when i finished my Form 4 for the second time and attained a quality grade...

-Transitioning from high school education to university education in Kenya can have various challenges.

-It was the year 2023 when I was supposed to join a TVET institute, so I had my aunt sponsoring me.It reach time to report to the institute which was far from home,I was supposed to join Don Bosco Technical Institute located in Kakuma Town,Turkana West.It was on Wednesday midnight at around 2am we started the journey to Turkan West, the journey took su almost a day,at around 12am we were at Lodwar Town,Turkana county when a police officer stopped ✋️ us. He checked the basic things on the car then asked where were we going, after hearing that were heading to Kakuma for college, he asked ,"kwan huko kwote hakuna shule ndio mletee kijana kakuma" .We continued with our journey to Kakuma on reaching Kakuma it was at 2pm ,went to the school checked for everything then I was supposed to get back to school the following morning.