Barefooted Nandi Girl Spotted Admiring Graduands at University Graduation Warms Hearts

 

Naomi Jepchirchir, who admired graduates during a ceremony at the University of Eastern Africa, Nandi 

A young girl identified as Naomi Jepchirchir has warmed hearts online after courageously walking to the front of a graduation square to admire the new graduates. Naomi Jepchirchir, who admired graduates during a ceremony at the University of Eastern Africa, Nandi.  Where is the University of Eastern Africa, Baraton? As seen in photos shared by Naitwa Mwangi on Facebook, the little girl was not ashamed of her circumstances or even being barefoot; she courageously walked to the front of the square and took it all in.  The girl could not get enough of the smartly dressed ladies and gentlemen, who, in return, gave welcoming smiles. "Oh my heart how I pray for this girl. She attended this graduation ceremony today at the University of Eastern Africa, Nandi county. Interestingly, none of her relatives was graduating, but she was so happy for the graduates," said Mwangi. "Actually, she clapped for all of them. An example of a pure heart with pure intentions. Clapping for others till your time comes," he added. "She is eight years old and a Grade Two pupil at Kombe Primary School in Nandi county; she lives with her mom Milkah," he said. "We shall update on the way forward but note that her uniform has been sorted from now going forward," said Lemiso Leboo on his Facebook page.  Kenyans react to the photos: Hillary Rono: "One day .....she will write ✍️ a story, I also used to admire secondary school students with very "neat uniforms,ties, shoes,(you could be punished for putting on shoes in our primary school 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣).I used to go on the road over the weekend watch them run to school in the morning, so this girl I am very sure, she is telling herself something, look at how she is keenly looking at those graduands, may God answer her prayers." Abraham Cheruiyot: "Naitwa Mwangi na mpaka viatu hana. God will bless her in different ways." Emmy Wilson: "So innocent, looking at the graduates with admiration. I can only imagine what was going thro' her mind." James Njoroge: "May her desires be fulfilled." Ustadh Mutai Benard: "Perfect description may God hear her heart's desires." Ëvāñs Kœçh: "Arap Uria nunulia huyu kiatu mkuu nakuamini." 

by  Susan Mwenesi