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The head of Public Service Felix Koskei has urged parents to remain actively involved in their children's education by providing the guidance, encouragement and…
The head of Public Service Felix Koskei has urged parents to remain actively involved in their children's education by providing the guidance, encouragement and support they need to succeed. Speaking when he officially opened a new dining hall constructed through the support of well-wishers at Friends Moi Kaptama Girls secondary school in Mt Elgon
RUN VCR;;;;;;; Koskei noted that education remains the surest path to expanding opportunities, promoting social mobility and breaking the cycle of violence. Koskei further urged the community to confront alcoholism which remains a major challenge in the region.
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The head of Public Service Felix Koskei has urged parents to remain actively involved in their children's education by providing the guidance, encouragement and support they need to succeed. Speaking when he officially opened a new dining hall constructed through the support of well-wishers at Friends Moi Kaptama Girls secondary school in Mt Elgon
RUN VCR;;;;;;; Koskei noted that education remains the surest path to expanding opportunities, promoting social mobility and breaking the cycle of violence. Koskei further urged the community to confront alcoholism which remains a major challenge in the region.
Connect with KBC Online;
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Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.om/KBCChannel1
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Check our website: https://www.kbc.co.ke/
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