From a life of despair to graduating as a Kenya Air Force cadet, Edwin Nyarangi has seen it all.
Nyarangi was orphaned at a young age but he didn’t let this dampen his prospects for success.
He recently graduated as a second lieutenant from Kenya Military Academy.
Nyarangi is an engineer and his expertise will add value to the Kenya Air Force.
Jabez Kongo, Nyarangi’s uncle celebrated the achievement while highlighting the challenges his nephew went through.
“Dear Son Eng. Edwin Tom Nyarangi (Omollo). Today, I choose to celebrate you, the last-born son of our late brother Naftal Joma Nyarangi. Your journey has been nothing short of remarkable. Despite being left a total orphan at a very young age, your resilience and determination have brought you to where you are today. You have truly defied all odds, and for that, we are immensely proud of you,”
Indeed, God’s time is always the best, and your story is a testament to that. As you join the Kenya Air Force family officially today, we know you will serve our nation with humility, honesty, and dedication, just as you always have.” Kondo said.
Kongo added that they are behind Nyarangi and are proud and inspired by his achievements.
WoK previously covered the story of Silas Koech, a man who has persevered through the challenges life has thrown at him.
Koech from the Cheptiret area, Uasin Gishu County rose From a mkokoteni pusher to a bodaboda operator.
His dreams became reality after he graduated from training as a Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) soldier.
