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Creating David Ruwa ep50

Time was running out faster now and as we approached the end of 2008, I was sure of two things. One was that I was not prepared to remain in the school because my brother was about to finish his studies that year. Two, I was ready to sit the 2008 KCPE exams even though I was still in class seven. I approached the then school director, Mr Samuel Sawa Maneno to let him know.

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  1. Anonymous9 July 2019 at 23:29

    Well, I think I know mr Maneno. He is such a great guy

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  2. David Ruwa10 July 2019 at 04:34

    Very great man; taught widely throughout Kenya. Thank you so much for following on. Please share the link and subscribe too.
    Best regards, David Ruwa.

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