"Leonida Bushuru Omuholo Thank you. I can't do it in silence because I asked for it in public, and I'm obligated to give accountability and gratitude in public. I have to promote and inspire kindness in public. Not because I'm expecting anything in return, but because it's the right thing to do. Asante," he said.

"With inference and reference, even the biblical Jesus healed and catered to the less fortunate in public...and it was documented in a book for generations to read. Asante for the blessings. 🙏🏾❤️," he added.

Jeroo Alilly:

"O'kubasu Malik...you remind me of form one ..Eldoret was just a 30shillings away..but hadnt never stepped ..until shopiing day ..not forgetting getting lost 1st Close of the school...some are priviledged some dont see that!!.God bless you for putting a smile on that boy."

Griffin Chelsea Musila:

"I have met a similar case in Ikolomani where a Form Two students has never gone even to Malinya and she kept looking at the tall buildings in Kakamega."

Polly Sonie Gerhardus:

"Perpetuity to you too 😁. You not only lifted the spirit of that young boy but also brought his esteem back. Stay blest."

Mzilu Mzila:

"I love the smile on his face, it says it all. How happy he is."

In another story, pupils at Emulele Primary School in Kakamega county were relieved after teacher Malik helped them to treat jiggers infestations in their feet.

Malik learnt about the biting issue from the Finding Solutions Lurambi group and swung into action to help the suffering kids.

He rallied his troops to raise KSh 23,000 for the exercise and asked medical personnel to come to help as well.

Source: TUKO.co.ke