Dotty captured the attention of Kenyans after announcing her acceptance to Rongo University. Dotty, in a TikTok video, expressed appreciation for getting into her preferred university and reminisced on the difficult route to get there.
Her look caused several comments, with individuals asking questions about her age, and others being surprised by her achievement.
Many began reporting in August, according to the dates provided by various universities. Although university enrollment is frequent, one student drew the attention of Kenyans when she uploaded images of her entrance.
She sparked interest on social media after announcing her recent enrollment at Rongo University in Migori County.
Dotty posted photos of herself in the institution, thanking God for how far she had come. In one, she posed elegantly before the entrance to the university’s administration building.
She wore a stunning navy blue dress with white, maroon, and stripes on the neck, waist, and half of the skirt. Her hair was perfectly arranged in three pigtails. Finally, I’m a first-year student at Rongo University.
“God is great, and the journey was not easy,” she captioned the first video. In her second video, she showed snatches of herself filling out the registration forms for admission.
Many people, including fellow freshmen, glanced at her as she proudly and enthusiastically filled out her documents and handed them over to the school officials.
“Being small is not a disadvantage; the enemies will be confused, like the two girls looking at me,” she pointed out.
Many people were surprised by her height and size, asking how old she was to be starting university. Others praised her for starting her studies early, but others questioned her infantile appearance.
Netizens responded in various ways, with some complimenting and guiding her, while others appreciated her innocent appearance and encouraged her to keep going.
Official Teensmile: “Congratulations, girl. Avoid making negative comments. If feasible, remove and block. Some people may bring their depression to your page, hoping to make you feel worse.”
Daisy says, “She seems small and quite innocent. “Keep going, Mama.” Jane Jannetto922: “Why do government colleges admit students without a national identity card?”
Mrs. H.e.a.r.t: “On Facebook, they’ve posted her, saying she’s home now, without a few documents, yet we’ve already been given our tills.”
Yunisa told me: “This one is an Ebube from Nigeria who came to Kenya, but it’s good to study while young.”
By tuko