TRIPLE JOY AFTER TRIPLETS SCORED As IN KISII COUNTY

students celebrating the schools good perfomance in the streets.

It was triple joy for a family in Kisii county after triplets who sat the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination last year all scored A minus.

The 17-year-olds—Anyona Nyakundi, Brian Nyakundi and Nick Nyakundi— had 76, 75 and 79 points respectively. According to an elated Anyona hard work and determination attributed their success.

The brothers were among more than 1,000 students from Kisii Boys National School who took to the streets of Kisii town to celebrate the school’s good performance.

The heartwarming results also came as a relief for the school, after the results of 145 candidates who sat the 2014 examination were cancelled because of alleged malpractices. None of the school’s 2015 candidates had their results withheld.

According to the school’s Principal, Casper Maina, of the 384 candidates, 34 scored A plain, 138 A minus, 91 B plus, 64, B plain, 17 C plus and one C minus. The school had a mean score of 10.

Meanwhile, there was celebration at Kiongongi village in Kisii county after Peter Nyonga Kerama scored A plain.

Nyonga, who was a student at Maseno National School, had 83 points. Nyonga’s mother, Robina Kwamboka said he was a high achiever from primary school where he attained 378 marks in KCPE. Kwamboka, a peasant farmer, said his son’s performance was testimony that any child can make it regardless of his or her background.