A rooted homecoming: PS Stephen Isaboke returns to the shade of Oseno tree

While the roar of the presidential motorcade and the high-octane energy of a State visit swept through the manicured greens of Maseno School Saturday, one man found himself caught in a quiet, temporal loop between the present and a storied past. For Stephen Isaboke, the Principal..

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Principal Secretary Stephen Isaboke returned to Maseno School for its 120th-anniversary celebrations, revisiting the symbolic Oseno tree that named the institution.

President William Ruto unveiled a comprehensive plan to redevelop Maseno School into a modern academic center, pledging significant infrastructure upgrades.
Key figures like PS Stephen Isaboke, President William Ruto, and Kisumu Governor Anyang’ Nyong’o were present, highlighting the school's legacy and future aspirations.
The redevelopment plan includes the construction of 40 modern classrooms, new dormitories for 2,000 students, and a multipurpose hall, aiming to increase student capacity and enhance educational excellence.

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