Kawira Mwangaza’s Step-Daughter Begs For Help To Clear Ksh 150K School Fee Balance
Riziki Baichu, the daughter of Murega Baichu, a university student, has appealed to Kenyans to help her pay her school fee balance totaling Ksh150,000 to enable her to sit for her final year exams.
Speaking to PoliticalPulseChat on Sunday, the young girl expressed concern over the situation she finds herself in, asking well-wishers for help to allow her to complete her Degree in Education at Murang’a University.
During the interview, the young lady revealed that she does not enjoy the best of relationships with Meru’s first gentleman and has had several disagreements with him in the past.
“My efforts to reach him (Murega) have been futile. Every time I have tried to contact him in the past, I have only gotten negative responses. I have not spoken to him in over eight years,” she remarked.
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According to the student, her mother is unable to pay for her fees as the little she gets is reserved for basic needs such as feeding the family and priority needs like paying fees for her younger siblings who are in high school.
To that end, Riziki asked Kenyans to help her clear her fees before the start of end-of-year exams.
“Throughout my academic journey, I have been supported by well-wishers and I will always be grateful. I am once more appealing to you as my people to help me raise fees, accommodation, and meal money until I finish in May 2024,” she pleaded.
Reportedly despite being a government-sponsored student, the fee has accumulated for at least three semesters.
The 22-year-old is the firstborn in a family of three and has been raised by the mother since the separation between her mother and Baichu who married embattled Meru governor Kawira Mwangaza.
Riziki complained that her financial situation has been aggravated by the rising cost of education in the country.
Despite pleas from parents, the government has proposed increasing school fees in government institutions.
In the proposed 2023/2024 structure, school fees may double in government schools which will force parents to dig deeper into their pockets.
Kawira Mwangaza’s Step-Daughter Begs For Help To Clear Ksh 150K School Fee Balance
