George Wajackoyah proud as son graduates from US Army training officer: "Made us proud"

• Former presidential aspirant George Wajackoyah celebrated his son Obunga’s academic success as he graduated from US Army training program
• The professor joined other family members in North Carolina to congratulate their own for his milestone, showing their unwavering support
• Social media users also flocked to the comment section to wish him all the best in the next chapter of his life, penning heartwarming messages

It is the desire and joy of every parent for their children to receive a quality education and eventually graduate as they celebrate their success together.

This is the delight of legal practitioner and professor George Luchiri Wajackoyah as he celebrated his son’s academic milestone.

The elated father attended his son Obunga’s graduation ceremony abroad, sharing in the family’s pride and joy.

Wajackoyah’s son to be commissioned as Lieutenant Colonel

“Today we attended the graduation of our son Lieutenant Obunga at Campbell University, North Carolina. We are praying that he will soon be commissioned as a Lieutenant Colonel in the US Army,” Wajackoyah wrote.

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He shared several adorable photos from the occasion, where he was joined by other family members to show their support for the young man.

They were all smiles as they posed for photos on the sunny day, congratulating their relative for a job well done.

“He has made us proud. A PhD is the way to go, Lieutenant, as you progress to the next rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the US Army. Kenyans turned up in large numbers, and so did his fellow officers,” Wajackoyah added.

Kenyans congratulate George Wajackoyah’s son

Social media users flocked to the comment section to wish Obunga well as he begins the next chapter of his life, penning congratulatory messages.

Michael Omollo:

“Congratulations, future brother-in-law… if he agrees to my previous request, the sharpness that runs in your genes can be replicated to benefit my ancestors too. All I have at the moment is love and a few emaciated cows and goats.”

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Benard Hargreaves:

“You struggled the most so that your children would understand struggle no more. You are an inspiration in academia.”

Donaphone Owango:

“Congratulations are in order, Lieutenant. May I live long enough to see my children graduate in Jesus’ name.”

David Luchiri:

“Congrats, Prof. We are indeed proud as a family. Like father, like son, and as they say, education is the great equaliser.”

John Imanene:

“Congratulations to your son. When they forced you into exile, little did they know they were blessing you enormously. You continue to be a man of many achievements, and you are not done yet. Blessings, Garole!”

Omondi Oloo Snr:

“Congratulations to Lt. Obunga. The sky is the limit. Truly, an apple does not fall far from the tree.”

Evans Mumelo:

“People should be careful when following politicians blindly. While some leaders encourage risky lifestyles locally, their own children are abroad receiving quality education and enjoying life.”

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University graduate honours late mum

In another story, Thembisani Mntungwa honoured his late mother during his graduation ceremony with tears streaming down his face.

He held up a T-shirt paying tribute to the woman he described as his “biggest cheerleader” and the reason he managed to reach the milestone despite her passing less than two months earlier.

Reflecting on the death of his mother, Nondumiso Mntungwa, in March, he spoke about the deep void she left behind.

Mntungwa said his mother made immense sacrifices to ensure that he and his three younger siblings were well cared for.

Source: GossipsNG