28 June 2024

• The father of 5 recently revealed it has taken him about 7 years to finally graduate

Mugithii artist and law enforcement officer Samuel Muchoki popularly known as Samidoh is a jolly man after finally attaining a Bachelor's degree in Business Information Technology.

The father of 5 is among hundreds of students who are celebrating their educational milestone as they graduate from Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT)

On his socials, Samidoh shared a photo of him and his school mates smiling broadly as they posed for a selfie while donning their graduation regalia.

"Congratulations!!! Fellow Graduands of Discover JKUAT. Leo hakuna kukuja sura na vile kwa hizi streets mmekuwa mmenuna (today there will be no frowning the way on these streets you guys have had such angry faces,)" wrote the vernacular artist accompanying the post with emojis.

4 days ago, Samidoh had posted a throwback photo of himself from when he started campus at the diploma level. He mused over how far he'd come from as he reinforced his passion for education and aspirations for a bright future.

He was unashamed to reveal that it has taken him about 7 years to finally graduate noting of importance is the fact that he never gave up throughout the journey.

"From a very young age, I have been very passionate about Education. The same passion pushed me to pursue higher education in "Old age"😜 at JKUAT Nakuru Campus academic year 2015-2016.

So guys, I found myself in class with way younger peers, thank God chakula ilinikataa kamwili ni kadogo, so ni mimi tu nilikuwa najua tukitoka class wakienda kucheza me naenda kulea. I had just had a newborn, so majukumu pia yalikuwa mengi.

I also had recorded my First album 'Ndiri Mutwe' and by God's Grace career ya Mziki ikanoga and I became the Singing Police Man, nayo majukumu yakazidi nikaona, paper chasing kwanza, but I later joined JKUAT JUJA in 2018,Sodel Program...story to be continued.

In everything you want to achieve, put in focus and determination. Go for what you believe and itajipa one day," part of his post read.