Magoha claims, “I know my parents will miss me when I’m gone.”
Magoha claims, “I know my parents will miss me when I’m gone.”
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CS education Prior to his departure on Monday, George Magoha had a fun experience with some Kenyan parents.
Magoha’s decisions that have an impact on parents have always left parents perplexed. This includes the most recent abrupt order to close schools for election day.
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But according to Magoha, most decisions are made with good intentions and are not intended to harm parents.
“I know they say I make a lot of noise but parents will miss me because of the good work I’ve done for them,” he said.
The problem of a 27-year-old man reportedly killing his mother by stabbing her to death in Kisumu County was also brought up by Magoha.
The mother who passed away was allegedly a deputy principal.
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Magoha urged parents to always invest quality time in their relationships with their kids.
“Don’t say that shule zifunguliwe warudi shule wanakula sana, treasure every moment you spend with them,” Magoha said.
He urged parents to put aside the financial gain they provide for their kids in favour of their mental health.
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