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A Kenyan family in the United States of America is in celebration after their kin graduated from a prestigious military academy.
Kwombo Kibett graduated from the United States Army Command and General Staff College (CGSC) at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
Kibett who immigrated to the U.S. has served for 14 years in the military.
A high school dropout, he worked as a cattle seller before starting life as a janitor in the U.S.
His graduation was attended by his family and friends some travelling from Kenya to attend it.
His wife Chirchir Tio expressed joy during his graduation as she narrated his journey of determination and dedication.
“As my husband graduates today from the most prestigious and privileged school where few are selected to attend I can’t help but reminiscence on his humble beginning from high-school dropout, cattle seller, janitor etc,”
“Being an immigrant is not easy but you have to defy most odds for this achievement. The last 14 years in the service have been both great and stressful but the last year has been testing but you made it. Congratulations Major Tio, we are proud of you, you are destiny for greatness.” she said.
Kibett thanked his wife for standing with him throughout the journey and called her his support system.
“A big thank you to Chirchir Tio for being an amazing support system. Your support means the world! Thank you all for your kind words. We honor God for bringing me this far.” He said.
Netizens congratulated Kibett and wished him the best in the army.
Congratulations Major Tio, we are proud of you – Emmy Mutai said.
Congratulations Major Tio. All Glory be to God – Sarah Sambu posted.
Congratulations Sir, very well deserved – Gladys Kiptoo shared.
Congratulations Major. We are so proud of your achievement – Peninah Ndirangu said.
Recently, Gladys Kiptoo graduated as an army aviation medicine nurse practitioner.
The determined Kiptoo said it’s been a roller coaster journey for her to achieve the milestone.
Kiptoo graduated from the Army Flight Surgeon course and was awarded wings for the achievement.