Ngilu mourns St Charles Lwanga student
By Philip Muteti
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Kitui Governor Charity Ngilu has mourned a form 1 student of St Charles Lwanga High School who died last weeek. The governor drove to the school in her neighborhood yesterday to join the school community to mourn the student, Master Alex Kunzu, who hails from Nuu in Mwingi Central.
Speaking to students and staff in an extra-ordinary assembly, Governor Ngilu said it is very unfortunate that the County had lost such a promising bright boy in whom his family and community had big hopes. She however encouraged the school fraternity to be strong enough to bear the loss, and be on their toes to give their best in academics.
She told her audience that healthcare which forms the second Pillar of her manifesto is set for unprecedented improvement. "For the first time in history, Kitui Referral hospital has all the equipment needed for various diagnosis, ranging from Ultra sound CT scanners , Ex-Ray and ECG (Electro cardiography) machines,all procured by my administration", she said. The equipment will be used in Kitui Referral Hospital that the school has chosen as their prefered facility for treatment. The Governor said no one should travel far distances to seem treatment as they used to.
The school's Principal Mr Simon Njagi expressed their gratitude to the Governor for visiting to grieve with the school,saying a friend in need is a friend indeed.
Njagi added that the school has adopted her phrase, *Kitui mbee nzei* and is even putting the boys in a forward move.
He said the boy will be buried on Tuesday in Mwingi central.
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