Prominent politician Kimani Ichung’wah was honoured with a touching gift—a portrait of himself—from his former primary school classmates.
This heartfelt gesture reminded him of his days as their class prefect and brought back fond memories of their shared childhood.
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On June 30th, the politician and his former classmates decided to visit their class and mathematics teacher, Mr.Njoroge.
Class reunion
Mr Njoroge, now retired, enjoyed a memorable weekend as he welcomed his former students back to the place where they spent their formative years.
Led by Kimani Ichung’wah, the group paid a courtesy call to Mr. Njoroge, the man who played a significant role in shaping their lives.
The visit was not only a tribute to their beloved teacher but also a celebration of the enduring bonds formed in their school days.
Kimani Ichung’wah shared photos of the nostalgic reunion on social media, expressing his gratitude and the joy of reconnecting with his former classmates and teacher.
“It brought back beautiful memories from the past,” he wrote, reflecting on the impact Mr. Njoroge had on their lives.
The visit was filled with laughter and reminiscing, as the group recounted their school days and the lessons learned under Mr. Njoroge’s guidance.
They recalled how Mr Njoroge’s dedication and passion for teaching had inspired them to strive for excellence in their own lives.
Mr. Njoroge, visibly moved by the visit, expressed his pride in seeing his former students achieve so much.
He shared how fulfilling it was to witness their successes and to know that he had contributed to their journeys.
It was a celebration of the values instilled by Mr. Njoroge and the strong sense of community that still binds them together.
The portrait
Presenting the portrait to Kimani Ichung’wah was a symbolic gesture that showed the respect and admiration his classmates still hold for him.
It also highlighted the significant role he played as their class prefect, a role in which he demonstrated leadership and responsibility from a young age.
Kimani Ichung’wah’s heart was full of gratitude, cherishing the memories and the impact of their formative years.
The portrait was not just a trip down memory lane but a reaffirmation of the bonds that continue to shape their lives today.