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Kenyan Family over the Moon After Four Siblings Graduate with Master’s Degrees on the Same Day

Kenyan Family over the Moon After Four Siblings Graduate with Master’s Degrees on the Same Day
Kenyan Family over the Moon After Four Siblings Graduate with Master’s Degrees on the Same Day

There was joy in Kakamega County after four siblings graduated with master’s degrees while one graduated with a diploma on the same day.

The five, including three brothers and two sisters, were among the 5,000 graduands who graduated during the Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT) 35th graduation ceremony held virtually on Friday.

They are Absalom Adega (42), Ruth Agoi (38), Paul Agoi (36), Esther Agoi (33), and Seth Agoi.

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Their dad Francis Agoi, a retired primary school teacher, attributed his children’s success to hard work and focus.

Agoi said the five were inspired by his elder daughter, Faith Loice who graduated with a Ph.D. in Human Resource in 2016.

“When my daughter graduated with Ph.D., I was very happy, I pulled her aside and urged her to convince the younger siblings to get out of their comfort zones and go back to school,” Agoi said.

Adega graduated with Masters in Business Administration in Strategic Management, Paul graduated with Masters in Business Administration, Esther with a Master in Science (Project Management) while Seth graduated with Masters in Procurement and Logistics. Ruth was conferred with a Diploma in Community Development.

It also emerged that Agoi’s other daughter, Rebecca would have graduated alongside her siblings but she did complete her research work on time due to the COVID-19 pandemic. She is pursuing a Master’s Degree in Computer Science.

 

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  1. GUEST1Dec 20, 2020

    Congrats!🙏👏👏👏👏👏

  2. Guest #13Dec 20, 2020

    Kenyans are high achievers. If only they elected leaders with similar ideals.

  3. Moses kimeroDec 20, 2020

    Jkuat needs an investigation. The other day mar 146 PhD graduates. It’s become for profit schoo. Not impressed at all l

  4. Mkenya halisiDec 20, 2020

    Kograts but only remember Degrees don’t feed you or make anybody a hard worker or it’s like u have added extra brains to succeed in life.Mow I hope the kids knows n understand what surviving means incase they don’t get jobs on their career path?Some of us graduated with degrees but we didn’t find jobs in our career path but today we have succeeded because we woke up n understood what really life means in making a living.Today all I do is farming dairy cows/Grow horticulture/Realestate kidogo making huge monies comparing with the degree I studied.So I hope many graduates think outside the box especially as I said if they cannot find jobs in their career paths

  5. Ex diasporanDec 21, 2020

    I read somewhere last week, one Elon Musk saying that the problem with USA, is that there are too many MBAs, I hope that graduands will mull what he actually meant. Congrats to them

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