Showing posts with label Boys. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boys. Show all posts

Saturday, March 18, 2017

Ushindi Club Leaders 2017



We proudly introduce the leadership team for Ushindi Clubs this year and we wish them well as they undertake their duties. Congratulations boys! 



ALBERT EKIRAPA SECONDARY- BOYS



TITLE
AGE
FORM
NAME
RED BERET
16
3
OMUSE ELISHA
BLUE BERET
17
3
NAIBEI DENNIS
GREEN BERET
16
3
CHRIS KARANI AJELO
YELLOW BERET
14
1
OKADAPAU ONESMUS
SPORTS MANAGER
17
3
EKISA EDWIN
CAPTAIN
16
4
OMULAMA JOSHUA
JUNIOR REFEREE
15
1
ITULIA KELVIN
BUSINESS MANAGER
16
3
ONG'ORO PETER
ASS. BUSINESS MANAGER
16
2
OSHALE TITUS
MARKETING MANAGER
17
2
EKISA .D. OCAMPO




KOLANYA BOYS HIGH



TITLE

FORM

RED BERET
17
1
ZAWADI EMMANUEL
BLUE BERET
14
1
SIMIYU BRIAN
GREEN BERET
13
1
DENNIS MWENDWA
YELLOW BERET
15
1
REUBEN WAFULA
SPORTS MANAGER
14
1
HARRISON HANS
CAPTAIN
16
1
OLEMA JOSHUA
JUNIOR REFEREE
15
1
DERRICK WAMBOYE
BUSINESS MANAGER
15
1
HASSAN SULEIMAN
ASS. BUSINESS MANAGER
15
1
JUDAH KIOKO
MARKETING MANAGER
14
1
SAMUEL NYUKURI




S.D.A KAUJAKITO PRIMARY- BOYS



TITLE

CLASS

RED BERET
12
6
JOSPHAT EKAZZI
BLUE BERET
14
5
TITUS OJILONG
GREEN BERET
12
6
SALVAN ONYANGO
YELLOW BERET
13
5
GLEN BEN
SPORTS MANAGER
14
5
COLLINS SIGEI
CAPTAIN
14
5
BRIAN EKILASI
JUNIOR REFEREE
11
3
GEDION ESEME
BUSINESS MANAGER
13
5
GLEN BEN
ASS. BUSINESS MANAGER
13
6
JOHNSON KESIS
MARKETING MANAGER
11
4
LIVINGSTONE EMOJONG

Thursday, May 16, 2013

Girl's Stories Continue

Salma is 17 and attends Malezi Schoool.  Salma has only been a part of Girl Power for one year but she has already found the group very useful when trying to work out who she is and what she wants. “Girl Power has helped me to find myself” she says quite simply. “I didn’t know who I was until I read the books about Girl Power and then I started following the steps they gave me and I feel happier, much happier”.

Not only has the Girl Power curriculum helped Salma discover who she is, but being located so close to the Girl Power headquarters has had its advantage for Salma also.  “I find it helpful, like sometimes if I get into trouble I can talk to Hazel or Jayoung and I feel better and get ideas about how to deal with problems”.  When asked what kind of trouble she gets into, Salma looks bashful – “boyfriend issues” she laughs.  

“It makes me happy to be able to help the students outside of Sadili, it makes me feel like I have done something. I want to continue this kind of work” she says of the activities she helps Girl Power with.  As well as wanting to continue her work with Girl Power, Salma has some other ambitions.  “I want to be a Doctor.  I’ve always dreamt of being a doctor.  A cardiologist” she says with complete certainty.  And in the meantime? “I need to earn my living.  I love being independent and I’ve always been independent.  I would like to try modeling”.

Good luck Salma, wishing good luck for your dreams to come true!

Written by Hannah Collins, volunteer with Girl Power
Approved by Dr. Liz Odera, Director at Sadili Oval Sports Academy