
"I assure you": Trevor pledges to make day school parents pay KSh 1k if elected
Trevor Ombija has kick-started his Nyakach constituency campaigns with a special message, pledging to help parents pay KSh 1000 for day schoolers.
Kenyan Journalist Trevor Ombija Enters Politics, Promises Affordable Education Nyakach, Kenya – Renowned Kenyan journalist Trevor Ombija has announced his candidacy for political office in Nyakach, making affordable education a central plank of his campaign. In a short video circulating on social media, Ombija promises to reduce day school fees to a mere KSh 1,000 per term if elected. The video shows Ombija addressing a crowd at what seems to be a political rally. "Education is the key to success," Ombija stated in the video, emphasizing his commitment to making education accessible to all. His promise has sparked considerable debate online, with some expressing optimism and others raising questions about its practicality. One commenter, identified only as "Chak Sani," expressed skepticism, stating, "chaksani.salo yako ni 2.5m." However, other commenters expressed strong support, highlighting the need for affordable education in the region. The video's brevity and lack of detailed policy specifics make it difficult to fully assess the feasibility of Ombija's pledge. Further investigation into his proposed funding mechanisms and the potential impact on the local education system is needed. Nonetheless, Ombija's entry into politics and his bold promise have injected new energy into the Nyakach political landscape.
Trevor Ombija has kick-started his Nyakach constituency campaigns with a special message, pledging to help parents pay KSh 1000 for day schoolers.