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Dominic Orina, a dedicated teacher at Kugerwet Primary School in Bomet County, has expressed optimism despite missing out on a prestigious global award worth Sh129 million. Orina, who was among the finalists for the coveted prize, took to social media to share his thoughts, stating, “We live to fight another day.”
The teacher had been nominated for his outstanding contributions to education, particularly in promoting innovative teaching methods and uplifting underprivileged students in rural Kenya. His recognition at the global level had brought pride not only to his school but also to the entire country.
While he did not secure the grand prize, Orina remains determined to continue his mission of transforming education in Kenya. He thanked his supporters and well-wishers, emphasizing that the journey does not end here.
“I am grateful for the opportunity and the experience. This is just the beginning of greater things,” he said.
His resilience has inspired many, with fellow educators and students rallying behind him, praising his dedication and commitment to shaping young minds.
Orina’s story serves as a reminder that recognition is not just about winning but about the impact one creates. Many believe that his contributions to education will continue to open new doors for him in the future.
As he returns to his classroom in Bomet County, Orina remains a beacon of hope, proving that true educators never stop striving for excellence.
