Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has committed to fully sponsoring the education of 11-year-old Princess Angel, a budding poet whose impressive performance at a church service left many in awe. This benevolent offer promises to support Angel’s educational journey all the way to university, paving the way for her to achieve her dream of becoming a lawyer.
The young prodigy captured the attention of the Deputy President during the Akurinu National Prayers Conference held in Nakuru. Her poetry, delivered with remarkable fluency in both English and Kiswahili, showcased not only her linguistic prowess but also her sophisticated rendition skills. This exceptional display of talent deeply moved the Deputy President and his wife, Dorcas Rigathi.
Taking to his social media pages, DP Gachagua expressed his admiration for Princess Angel’s talents, noting her “profound mastery of the two languages” and her “sweet, soothing, refined rendition skills.” His appreciation extended beyond mere words as he extended an invitation to Angel and her mother, Ann Kariuki, for breakfast at his official residence in Karen, Nairobi.
Reflecting on the meeting, Gachagua shared his joy at hosting the young poet and her mother. “I was delighted this morning, with my Spouse Pastor Dorcas Rigathi, hosting the pretty Princess and her mother Ann Kariuki for breakfast at the Official Residence in Karen, Nairobi,” he said. The Deputy President emphasized the importance of nurturing such talent, stating, “We have identified the talent; we want to propel her to full potential.”
This pledge of full sponsorship from the Deputy President comes as a beacon of hope for Princess Angel, ensuring that her talents will be nurtured and her educational dreams supported. The commitment from one of the highest offices in the country highlights the importance of recognizing and fostering young talent, providing them with opportunities to excel and make significant contributions to society.
Princess Angel’s story is a testament to the power of talent and the impact of supportive mentorship and sponsorship. With the backing of the Deputy President and the Second Lady, her future looks brighter than ever, and her dream of becoming a lawyer is now within reach. This act of kindness and support is sure to inspire many other young talents across the nation, reminding them that their skills and aspirations are valued and can indeed be the key to their success.
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