Homa Bay Grandma Returns Home With Her 6 Chickens after Well-Wisher Pays Grandkids’ School Fees

Consolata Aoko Oduya from Adiedo, Homa Bay county131,920 school fee balance
The school principal, James Kabarak, accepted the chickens and issued a receipt for KSh 6,000
Nathaniel Odongo, a Kisumu-based philanthropist paid KSh 50,000 and pledged to sponsor the children until they finish secondary school
Consolata expressed deep gratitude, calling the support a blessing saying she could now return home with her chickens

A woman from Adiedo, Homa Bay county, can now breathe a sigh of relief after a well-wisher paid her grandchildren’s school fees.

The two students at Adiedo Mixed Secondary School owed the school KSh 131,920—an amount their grandmother could not afford to pay.

She pleaded with the principal, James Kabarak, to accept the chickens and issue her a receipt for KSh 6,000, which was the amount she valued the birds at.

In a heartwarming moment that touched many online, one of the chickens laid an egg—seemingly in support of her plea.

Kisumu well-wisher pays fees for Homa Bay siblings

Although the principal accepted her offer, Kenyans of goodwill stepped in and helped Mitchelle and Hillary return to school.

Nathaniel Odongo, a philanthropist and CEO of Humanity Touch Charity Organisation based in Kisumu, paid KSh 50,000 and promised to support the two children until they complete their education.

“I have decided to sponsor Mitchelle and Hillary until the end of their secondary school journey. I have also done some shopping for their grandmother and bought back the chickens that were brought in yesterday,” stated Nathaniel.