Wawira Njiru in Conversation with Trevor Noah | 2026 #SkollWF

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  @anythinglately · 5 months ago

  All Kenyans gather here for Wawira Njiru ❤❤❤❤❤❤

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  @SteveMatoMato · 5 months ago

  Wawira getting Job done just like her name! Kenyans let's celebrate our very own 🇰🇪 🇰🇪

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  @InnocentOjobile · 5 months ago

  I love how Kenyans cheer their own 😅but from a Ugandan, I am incredibly proud of a fellow East African doing what many who have alot cannot do. Hongera, Njiru❤

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  @jawajat · 5 months ago

  The three Njiru sisters really said excellence, but make it diverse. One designing architectural spaces, Wanjiru steering conversations on the Joyride podcast, and this one changing lives through food and impact.

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  @petersonkimche · 4 months ago

  Wow. My son is a beneficiary of food to eat. At 5 bob per day. I didn't know you were behind it . God bless your call and fill your cup.

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  @muthoni_joyce · 5 months ago

  This is phenomenal Wawira 👏...I  am truly glad to be part of the Food For Education team. The work is incredibly fulfilling  🎉

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  @deekinja · 4 months ago

  What i love most about Wawira is that she is solving a very basic problem but with huge gigantic impact

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  @fullplates · 4 months ago

  Two brilliant children of Africa.

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• YA

  @yayo_mfalme · 5 months ago

  Well done Wawira, We are proud of you from the motherland! Ther&apos;s always a Kenyan somewhere on the globe doing worldclass isht! <br>PS; Wawira has the cutest laugh, and Trevor should have a Kenyan name!

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  @frankmaseno8961 · 4 months ago

  Thank you Nyawira, as a Kenyan my child benefits from this, it has been a great relief to us parents and it is not easy when we see politians claim your credit as their own initiative but just know you are bless because it helps million of children get food across the entire country of Kenya. Hope our brothers and sisters from other countries can experience the same. For those planning to visit Kenya visit any government school to see this program in action. It is one of the biggest spectacle apart from the wild and safaris in Kenya

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  @mistress_tev · 4 months ago

  Hello, Wawira. That&apos;s a noble thing you&apos;re doing. <br>Am a teacher at a school based in Kieni East. The learners here survive only on Githeri and porridge throughout the term. The parents are required to provide 10kgs of maize, 4kgs of Beans and 1kg of millet each term. Am the one incharge of receiving this cereals but I have noted how it&apos;s hard for most of the parents to provide whatever is needed since Kieni East is a hardship area. <br>Is it possible to extend this programme to this area to ensure each learner stomach needs are catered for? <br>It really pains me watching young babies in the pre-primary level, try to chew hard maize, all they do is select beans, drink up the Githeri soup and call it lunch. Mind you, at school is where they&apos;re guaranteed of a meal, at most of their homes, the situation is quite tough for them. Would you be kind enough to consider us in this Tap to eat program? Or rather is it possible for the program to stretch to other vulnerable communities beyond Nairobi county?

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  @markmoitalel · 4 months ago

  The fact that she lets Nairobi county take alot of credit from her hardwork and vision so that the end goal can be achieved is so philanthropical for lack of a better word🎉🎉

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