Bomet:Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba Migos attended the inaugural graduation ceremony of Bomet University in Bomet county. The event marked a significant milestone for the institution as it celebrated the achievements of 712 graduates who received degrees and diplomas in various disciplines.
According to Kenya News Agency, Bomet University transitioned from being a constituent college of Moi University to a fully-fledged university in February this year, following the award of a presidential charter by President William Ruto.
The ceremony underscored the university’s role in enhancing access to higher education, advancing skill development, and nurturing the human capital necessary for Kenya’s national development. CS Migos highlighted the importance of the university in expanding educational opportunities for the youth and its impact on the local infrastructure, calling for further development to support the growing student population.
He assured that the government is committed to providing essential facilities such as lecture halls and hostels to ensure a conducive learning environment. Additionally, Migos urged students to focus on their studies and avoid distractions that could impede their academic progress.
The event was also attended by the Principal Secretary for the State Department for Parliamentary Affairs, Dr. Aurelia Rono, Bomet County Deputy Governor H. E. Shadrack Rotich, Bomet County Senator Hillary Sigei, and other dignitaries and guests.
