Popular Kikuyu gospel singer and philanthropist Karangu Muraya has warmed the hearts of many Kenyans after fulfilling a promise he made to his late brother’s daughter by enrolling her in college.
Karangu, who has been actively supporting vulnerable families and needy students across the country, shared the touching update on social media, where he posted photos and videos during the young lady’s admission process.
The singer revealed that the student, identified as Alicia Nymo, had officially joined Gorgeous Technical Institute to pursue her studies after months of uncertainty following the death of her father, Paul Muraya.
Karangu stated that he had earlier promised to support Alicia’s education after she emerged publicly during the burial arrangements of his late brother. He explained that education would help her secure a better future and become independent, adding that he intends to support her throughout her academic journey.
His gesture attracted widespread praise from Kenyans online, with many commending him for stepping in and taking responsibility for his late brother’s child during such a difficult period.
Alicia first came into the public spotlight after emotionally sharing details about her relationship with her late father. She revealed that she had been distant from him for many years and only occasionally communicated with him while she was in school.
She further explained that she learned about her father’s hospitalization after a serious road accident and later managed to visit him before his passing. Her emotional story touched many Kenyans, especially after Karangu publicly acknowledged her and promised to support her education.
Following the latest development, social media users praised Karangu Muraya for honoring his word and showing compassion toward his niece. Many said his actions reflected strong family values and would positively change Alicia’s future.
Karangu Muraya has over the years built a reputation for supporting needy families and students, with his latest act once again highlighting his continued commitment to uplifting vulnerable members of society.