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50 year old man who sat 2016 KCPE seeks help to join high school

Mr. Martin Mang’oli displays his results slip in Bungoma town on 20/12/2016. The 50 year old father of 9 enrolled to class 8 in 2016 and scored 260 marks, he is calling on well wishers to come to his rescue so that he can join any secondary school. (PHOTO: TITUS OTEBA/STANDARD)

A 50-year-old man who sat the 2016 KCPE exam is worried he may fail to join secondary school due to lack of fees.

Martin Mang'oli, a father of nine from Namanje village, Bumula sub-county, enrolled in Standard Eight early this year after dropping out of school in 1980 when his father married a second wife.

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