Eric Omondi Launches Search for Homa Bay Grandmother Who Paid School Fees with Six Chickens
Popular Kenyan comedian and philanthropist Eric Omondi has warmed hearts once again after launching a public appeal to trace a humble grandmother from Homa Bay County. The elderly woman made headlines after offering six chickens to Adiedo Mixed Secondary School as part of the KSh 245,000 fees owed for her two grandchildren.
The emotional incident, which quickly went viral, showcases the heartbreaking reality many Kenyan families face when trying to secure education for their children. Photos from the scene showed the grandmother arriving at the school with the chickens in tow, met by the school principal and other staff.
Moved by this selfless act, Eric Omondi took to social media urging his fans and the public to help him locate the family. He expressed a strong desire to support them through his Sisi Kwa Sisi Foundation, which has been behind several charitable initiatives across the country.
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Thousands of Kenyans have reacted with support, many pledging to help clear the fees and support the children's education. The story has sparked a nationwide conversation about the cost of education and the lengths some guardians go to ensure their children stay in school.
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