Bungoma High School Girls Cheer, Dance as They Welcome New Teacher: "So Nice"

 

Cardinal Otunga Girls' High School in Bungoma county was overjoyed after receiving another teacher.

It is a moment of celebration and joy as a high school delightfully welcomes a new staff member. Male teacher unveiled at Cardinal Otinga Girls' high School, Bungoma (l). Students celebrate as the new teacher is presented (r). Cardinal Otunga Girls' High School in Bungoma county was overjoyed after receiving another teacher. The school welcomed the male teacher, as staff members and students participated. "So nice," read the caption of the viral and heartwarming video that captured the lovely moment.  The new teacher was sandwiched between two female staff members, who gently held his hands as they walked with him. They all smiled as they walked past a group of students screaming and shouting at the top of their lungs. Who sang Nigeria's song Calm Down? The students could not help but celebrate. Some lifted their hands, while others clapped, supporting the new staff member. Upon approaching the principal, he was given a firm, warm handshake as other staff members circled them. Nigeria's hit song Calm Down by Rema played in the background, and some students danced to the tune. The handshake lasted a while as the camera panned around to capture the joy-filled atmosphere. Kenyans praise new Bungoma teacher The comment section exploded with mixed reactions and opinions from several social media users, some of who recognised the teacher and other staff members. Balpho: "Teaching is equally parenting..those students are your daughters and sons until you see them succeed. May Allah bless all teachers."  Yeko: "Mr Wangili, my best teacher in high school." timoscar187: "Mr Simiyu was my Kiswahili and History teacher at Bungoma Town High School from 2000 to 2002.." phylisnyongesa6: "Mr Wangila isn't growing old anytime soon. He was my deputy headteacher at St. Mary's Kibabii Girls Primary School and my class teacher 4B 2013." Passynafula: "I see Mr Ignatius, my headteacher at Kibabii Girls Primary, those days ." 

by  John Green