By A Correspondent
A Kenyan living in the US has facilitated construction of a tertiary institution designed to transform the locality he was born in, as appreciating the community that nurtured him before relocation.
Photo/US Based Pastor Peter Njoroge Chege a hero in Mahianyu village in Laikipia county.
Pastor Peter Njoroge Chege of the Faith Baptist Church said the tertiary facility in Mahianyu village in Laikipia west constituency offers training in ICT, Dress Making, Hospitality and electrical.
Njoroge spoke when he distributed Christmas goodies to his neighbours among them orphans, persons with special needs and widows from Mahianyu, Ndogino and Kiahiti villages in Igwamiti ward.
Photo/ A tertiary centre that Pastor Peter Njoroge Chege has constructed with support of the friends and faithful from US in Mahiunyu village in Laikipia county.
He said his friends and congregations of the church in the US have been on assistance towards the establishment of the training centre awaiting registration of students in the coming year.
Within the institution a solar powered bole hole serves the community for free.
Photo/ Pastor Peter Njoroge Chege sharing a cup of tea and slices of bread with residents from Mahianyu, Ndogino and Kiahiti villages in Igwamiti ward in Laikipia where he donated Christmas packages.
“ Despite being a US citizen and a pastor, every Christmas I must be home to share gifts with my community targeting the vulnerable persons,” said Njoroge, adding that he has childhood memories with the villagers.
Photo/ Sharing of Christmas gift an initiative that ensured the orphans, persons living with special needs and widows got food for cooking during the festive seasons.
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