Quite a number of students in the Universities, colleges and other institutions have ventured into different fields to have their ends meet and reduce dependable ratio from their guardians.
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Oliver Twist Mukhwana is a student at Kibabii University who got himself well equipped with skills in weaving. Being born and raised in Kibingie, Kimilili constituency, Bungoma county the third year Kibabii University student is currently pursuing his Bachelors’ degree in Pure Mathematics (specialized in Applied Maths).
On an interview with one of the varsity’s News Media, Mtamaduni Blog, Oliver revealed that he had absolutely no one who taught him on how to weave. He found himself offering saloonist services long before at his home. The journalist later asked him when he started being a proprietor of a saloon . “Mimi sikumbuki nilianza lini kusonga…” he answered.
After joining campus in September 2021, he partially ventured into it. He failed to have it done on full time since his studies ran on day-to-day basis. During his free time, the student provides his self-taught saloonist services which at the end of the day brings him something on the table. His fellow coursemates and other students whom he provides the services advised him to open a saloonist shop for it will create revenue for him.
Other students from the varsity have involved themselves in different activities to have their upkeep funds settled.
