Suna East tertiary, college students benefit from Sh1.1m bursary by Job Tambo
Over 100 tertiary education students in Suna East constituency have benefitted from a Sh1.1 million bursary from a South Africa-based lawyer and businessman.
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00:00 So, we have about 108 students who have been forced to go to university.
00:05 The government has announced a car for the university.
00:09 We thought of staying low, not in our budget, but we thought of it.
00:13 These students who can get a bursary, they will be forced to go to university.
00:18 We talked to the sponsor, and the sponsor agreed.
00:21 He wants the students to study in Suna East.
00:24 That's why we have taken 110 students who have been given a bursary.
00:29 That's one million, one hundred thousand.
00:33 Because each student gets a bursary.
00:36 That's what we thought of doing in Suna East.
00:40 Because education is the backbone of everything.
00:43 Without education, nothing can be done in Suna East.
00:47 That's why we have seen these students who have been forced to go to university,
00:51 we give a bursary of 10,000 to each student.
00:54 What I can say is that the government can look, can make considerations,
00:59 if there can be a fee subsidy to at least help the vulnerable in the society.
01:05 Because this fee issue has become a menace to a lot of us.
01:09 That is why JobTamba has come himself to aid in and help the vulnerable in our constituency.
01:16 And we are very glad for that.
01:18 I'm going to join at Maseno University to pursue a career of education in arts with IT.
01:25 I want to be thankful to JobTamba for this, because this is a rare opportunity that many students have wished for.
01:34 I want to thank JobTamba for bringing the scholarship so that I can pursue my career that I was hoping for,
01:43 that is English literature.
01:46 We thank him so much for helping those who may need his help for school fees,
01:54 because the school fees were highly raised.
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