Former Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale is a happy parent following the release of the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exam results.
Education CS George Magoha released the results on Monday afternoon after briefing President Uhuru Kenyatta on the same at State House.
Taking to his Twitter page to reveal the score of his son, Khalwale thanked God that his son Eugine Kukaste Khalwale, a student of Alliance High School, scored a B+.
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"Once again our merciful God has heard our prayers. We thank Him together with the entire Alliance High School family," he tweeted.
Eugine performed as follows: " MEAN GRADE B+ AGP 67 ENG B KIS B MAT B- BIO B PHY B+ CHE B GEO B+ CMP A."
In the just-released exams, 893 candidates scored an A plain.
A total of 143, 140 candidates scored C+ and above which is the minimum entry to the university.
Over 700,000 candidates sat for the KCSE exams. 390,327 were males while 366, 834 were females.
The top candidate was Robinson Wanjala of Murang'a High School.
