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Creating David Ruwa ep31


Every coin has two sides. Since I ever joined school, my academic performance was good...excellent to be precise. This remained the case when I joined Kwale Tumaini. Most people were astonished, as they asked me, how I was sickly, spent a whole lot of time in hospitals yet I managed to pass my exams and be among the top students in my class, and most of the times, the top student. The school administration

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