By Sammy Kirumba
Kelvin
Njuguna an apt reporter with Laikipia
Rural Voices (LRV) has bade farewell to
fellow reporters and readers after being recruited to join Kenya Defence Forces
(KDF). He has been a dedicated reporter and promises to continue after the
training.
He was among the six recruited by KDF on 31st
July in Rumuruti the seat of power for Laikipia West
District. He attributes his success to the LRV
team for encouraging him to go and try his lack during the recruitment
exercise.
Some of the
articles contributed by Kelvin include the resilience of council female employee
and the potential of rabbit keeping in Laikipia
Kelvin
admits that the exercise was fair. He jokingly praises the advantage of height
he had over others. “Those who were recruiting had no choice but to take me
since I have nowhere else to use my height in,” he says. He is exceptionally
tall. An interview with his father revealed that Kelvin has always been
passionate with what he does and his dedication could have earned him lack in
the Forces. Amazingly, he is just a chip off an old block since his father is
also tall. The father is currently a primary school teacher.
The 23 year
old member of the fourth estate who hails from Naibrom in Sipili Division will
be missed by many. His numerous contributions during LRV brainstorming sessions were valuable He was a skillful
reporter who possessed sharp interviewing skills envied by many. Most of his
articles were thorough and did not leave readers with unanswered questions.
LRV wishes
him all the best as he starts his training and looks forward to have him as a
correspondent after the training.
Kelvin
reported to the training camp yesterday 3rd of September.
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