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Mwanafunzi aliyeongoza kidato cha sita Hassan Gwaay ni moja kati ya tunda bora la shule za kata!
Nadhani sasa dharau dhidi ya shule za kata zitapungua!
Cc Ritz
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Mirerani. Hassan Gwaay, a Tabora Boys Secondary School student, who has emerged the best science student in the Form Six results announced two days ago, harbours dreams of becoming oil and gas engineer.
Mr Gwaay, who resides at Mirerani township in Simanjiro District, Manyara Region, completed his Ordinary Level studies at Mirerani Benjamin Mkapa Secondary School in 2014. He told this reporter in an exclusive interview at his home village that his dream was to become the first engineer from Mirerani, a famous township for its tanzanite gemstone.
The 19-year-old ambitious boy noted that many people currently had set their eyes on oil and gas, prompting him to also venture in the growing energy sector.
“I have a strategy behind my dream and the Form Six results are just an early indication that I am on my way towards realising what I have planned for myself,” he said.
He said the dream made him study hard and put all his focus and discipline on studies, something which had enabled him to emerge best student in science subjects, which is not a small feat.
“I also enjoy cooperation and support from teachers, my fellow students, members of my family but most important from my grandmother Pili Hussein, who ensures I don’t mess with my studies,” he said.
Mr Gwaay said he learnt of his performance on Friday afternoon through a phone call from one of his schoolmates. “I then went to Elishadai stationary where I confirmed the results myself,” he said adding: “I felt so happy after seeing the results. I received a lot of phone calls from my fellow students, teachers, friends and journalists all congratulating me for the achievement.”
Mr Gwaay attributed the achievement to, among others, his Mirerani Primary School teacher, Mr Abraham Kisimbi, and later Mirerani Benjamin Mkapa Secondary School teacher, Mr Emmanuel Kalo, who had instilled in him the discipline of studying hard.
SOURCE: Citizen
Nadhani sasa dharau dhidi ya shule za kata zitapungua!
Cc Ritz
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Mirerani. Hassan Gwaay, a Tabora Boys Secondary School student, who has emerged the best science student in the Form Six results announced two days ago, harbours dreams of becoming oil and gas engineer.
Mr Gwaay, who resides at Mirerani township in Simanjiro District, Manyara Region, completed his Ordinary Level studies at Mirerani Benjamin Mkapa Secondary School in 2014. He told this reporter in an exclusive interview at his home village that his dream was to become the first engineer from Mirerani, a famous township for its tanzanite gemstone.
The 19-year-old ambitious boy noted that many people currently had set their eyes on oil and gas, prompting him to also venture in the growing energy sector.
“I have a strategy behind my dream and the Form Six results are just an early indication that I am on my way towards realising what I have planned for myself,” he said.
He said the dream made him study hard and put all his focus and discipline on studies, something which had enabled him to emerge best student in science subjects, which is not a small feat.
“I also enjoy cooperation and support from teachers, my fellow students, members of my family but most important from my grandmother Pili Hussein, who ensures I don’t mess with my studies,” he said.
Mr Gwaay said he learnt of his performance on Friday afternoon through a phone call from one of his schoolmates. “I then went to Elishadai stationary where I confirmed the results myself,” he said adding: “I felt so happy after seeing the results. I received a lot of phone calls from my fellow students, teachers, friends and journalists all congratulating me for the achievement.”
Mr Gwaay attributed the achievement to, among others, his Mirerani Primary School teacher, Mr Abraham Kisimbi, and later Mirerani Benjamin Mkapa Secondary School teacher, Mr Emmanuel Kalo, who had instilled in him the discipline of studying hard.
SOURCE: Citizen