Kisii High School Principal Goes Viral after Dressing in Uniform, Leading Choir: "Sweet Voice"

 

Mogaka dons full school uniform In the video posted by Samuel Okemwa Media on Facebook, Mogaka was the first soloist, and his smooth voice carried the verse so well before a student joined to compliment him with his youthful tone. The choir members, swaying to the tunes softly, later complimented them as they joined the chorus to make a harmonious tune. As if joining his students to sing was not touching enough, Mogaka also dressed in full school uniform; given his youthful looks, one could mistake him to be one of them. The gesture and melodious voice have earned the passionate principal praise among netizens. A proud student who studied under him raved about Mogaka and said. Loved at Riokindo Boys High School "For those who've been taught by, worked with or been close to this principal, Fred Mogaka knows what a perfect example of a teacher he is. When I grow up, I want to be like him; he's my role model, and he's the one who made me love the teaching career," said Dennis in a Facebook post. According to Dennis, who studied under him at Riokindo Boys High School, Mogaka loves nurturing all-round students who can fit the society. "I loved how he mingled with us; he preached and sang with us in the choir, played soccer and handball with us and most importantly, he doesn't joke when it comes to academic matters. I remember one day we sang together in the choir, and on that same day, he caned me 12 strokes of the cane," said Dennis. "Mogaka, thanks for making me to be who I am today and the man that I want to be. May God bless you abundantly," continued the former student. More comments from netizens: Lilian Siekei: "Hallelujah, of let's serve our Lord regardless our classes and levels that we carry." Lilian Bocyle: "When I grow up, I want to be like him." Gi Ft Ed: "My maths teacher at Masimba high school, actually the best!"  John Momanyi Ogero: "I like this song." Engr. Ben KE: "A role model to his students ,good example in the society." Mogaka travels to pick poor student In another story, Mogaka was hailed for travelling to go and get a poor boy who was stranded at home for lack of school fees, yet he had been called to Kisii High School. His deputy, Henry Mosioma, accompanied him, and they helped the boy carry his belongings to school. The boy had stayed away from the school because his father passed on and his mother was unwell and unable to finance his education. BY TUKO NEWS