In a celebratory message, Wahome disclosed that his daughter, who was a student at Alliance Girls High School, scored a B+, narrowly missing an A–. Expressing pride and gratitude, he congratulated her on the achievement and acknowledged the role of faith and the school in her success.
“Congratulations my girl. We got B+. We missed A–. Congratulations once more. Glory to God and thanks to Alliance. We are excited,” Wahome wrote.
The message quickly attracted reactions online, with many Kenyans congratulating the family and praising the strong academic tradition of Alliance Girls, one of the country’s most prestigious national schools.
Wahome’s post stood out as a moment of personal celebration amid the wider national conversation around the KCSE results, highlighting the pride many parents are feeling as candidates’ performances are made public.
As thousands of families digest the 2025 KCSE outcomes, Wahome’s message reflects the shared joy, relief, and gratitude marking this important milestone for students across the country.
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