At Bukhungu stadium in October 20th, President Uhuru Kenyatta would be seen interacting with 13-year-old talented musician Leyla Mohammed.
Excited with her performance on podium after dropping Wimbo Wa Historia in remembrance of independence heroes, Uhuru was joined by First Lady Margaret Kenyatta in appreciating the young superstar.
While what they discussed remains a secret between them, Leyla Mohammed scored 308 marks in KCPE, which was undertaken ten days after meeting the Head of State.
"Congratulations to Leyla Mohammed, from Eastleigh, who performed a rendition of the patriotic song 'Wimbo Wa Historia' during this year's Mashujaa Day Celebration.
"She scored 308 Marks #KCPE2018 despite the immense national pressure and attention. @AMB_A_Mohammed @MPyusufhassan," wrote Islamic scholar Ahmed Mohamed.https://twitter.com/Asmali77/status/1065244332951826432?s=19.
But the background of former St Teresia Girls Primary School in Kamukunji could miss out on secondary school given her poor background, with her single mother struggling in Eastleigh.
However, the president, who usually keeps promises, could sponsor her education through Jono Kenyatta Foundation or presidential scholarships.
Besides the two avenues, Uhuru is also known for his philanthropy thus a possibility of sponsoring Leyla's education from his own pockets.
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