BY JOHN TORIS
The Kenya Airlift Program CEO Bob Mwiti has called on the government to up its game providing the necessary support to the many students dreaming to study abroad. Speaking during the 6th Bi-Annual Luncheon in Nairobi, Bob said that it is shameful to see other governments like the Indian one providing support and pushing the dreams of its students while ours in Kenya go through hell in applying for visas, under the watch of the government.
“It makes me feel bad to see the Indian government financing and taking thousands of its students to study in the United States, while ours here struggle too much, and even being denied visas at the embassy. The only thing we are asking the government is for their unwavering support. We are not seeking for funds from them, we got the money, we just need their support to ensure the entire process moves on smoothly and quickly”. Bob said.
Bob further said that he has been trying all means possible to prepare for the the necessary student requirements, only for them to be denied visas when they have processed all other documents.
KENYA AIRLIFT PROGRAM BRINGS YOUR DREAMS TO REALITY
Pascal Owino, who is one of the beneficiaries of the Kenya Airlift Program says his dream of studying in the United States is about to become a reality as he will be flying next week to the US to pursue Masters in Science and Project Management at Missouri State University. Owino said the program enabled him acquire all the necessary documents, obtained visa training and a loan that will cater for relocation and studies.
“One thing you should know about Kenya Airlift Program is that it completes the whole circuit of your relocation that begins from the information you require, necessary documents and visa training which is key, and above all different forms of loans that can aid your studies”. Owino said.
Further, the program links up the new students in the already existing student community in the US, and this saves many students from staying lonely.
The Kenya Airlift Program (KAP) is an award-winning initiative that helps brilliant Kenyan students achieve the dream of studying in the US regardless of their financial background.
It only accommodate ambitious, and incredibly talented Kenyans who are willing to take a leap of faith in joining the tech industry by studying STEM or business-related master’s programs. One can join the program with any undergraduate degree major.
