ENKISHON NATAANA SUCCESS STORIES.

 

SCHOOL SPONSORSHIP RECIPIENTS:
  Name   Grade
1. Cecilia Lemaidok   Form 3
2. Catherine Soila   Form 3
3. Ziporah Sialo   Form 3
4. Terresia Lasoi   Form 2
5. Mary Naisai   Form 3
6. Ann Wairimu   Form 2
7. Beatrice Wanjiru   Form 1
8. Monica Lanoi   Form 1
9. Ann Daniel   Completed Form 4
10. Gladys Nyambura   Completed Form 4
11. Alice Mashipei   Form 2
12. Nailantei Lantan   2nd Year University
13. Soila Nauru   Form 1
14. Faith Kapaiko   Form 3
15. Teresia Saire   Form 2
16. Catherine Grace   Form 1
17. Catherine Wanjiru Njeri   Form 1
18. Sylvia Yiamaita   Form 2
19. Monica Morira   Form 1
20. Eunice Seleyian   Form 3
21. Rahab Morira   Form 1
22. Regina Ngendo   Form 4
23. Ann Kirrau   Form 1
24. Lorna Saina   Form 1
25. Eunice Seleyian Maripet   Form 4
       




DANCE TROUPE MEMBERS:
Many lives have been touched by the financial support gotten from performances by the friends of Sironka dance troupe, and from sales of his Batik art in the United States of America.

Tumpes Masasi's Story:

In 2004 with his father Ole Masasi(L), Tumpes Masasi stands outside his old house before he traveled to the United States in 2004 Tumpes with his wife Joyce, and their two sons, Sironka and Amos, stand outside their newly built home!



Richard's Story:
Faith, hard work, and determination to tell of Maasai Culture in the United States and the United Kingdom, have helped Richard redefine how he and his family can live a better life.
By day his solar charger traps energy. By night Richard turns on the lights!
   
Richard, his wife Peninah, and their sons Laanoi and Leyian, outside the new house he built on his return from the United States in the year 2002.

Today after his second tour of the United States and United Kingdom, Richard has held on to the good things that his Maasai Culture values. He has also bought and developed a commercial plot!


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