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Love for horses sees school dropout mint Sh3,000 daily

Nairobi, Kenya: The sudden end of formal schooling can be traumatic to young people. More so, a Form Four candidate who quits midstream.  This happened to Yonah Nelson, a former student of Muhuri Muchiri secondary in Nairobi County.

A family related issue saw him discontinue schooling last year, after he had registered for the KCSE exam. He was devastated and left Nairobi for Mombasa County, as he explored his next course of action. Yonah would wander off at the Kenyatta public beach. It was while loitering on the beach that he thought of taking up the job of a beach horse rider.

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