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List Of Secondary Schools In West Pokot County.

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Boys secondary schools in West Pokot County.

  • Chewoyet high school – it is a boarding school.

  • Kapenguria boys high school – boarding.

  • Kamito boys’ secondary school – boarding.

  • Chepkorniswo boys’ secondary school – boarding.

  • Karenger boys’ secondary school – boarding.

  • Sook boys secondary school – boarding.

  • St. Comboni Amakuriat secondary school – boarding.

  • Weiwei secondary school – boarding.

  • Cheptulel boys secondary school – boarding.

  • Ortum secondary school – boarding.

  • St. Daniel Comboni Kaptabuk secondary school – boarding.

Girls’ secondary schools in West Pokot County.

  • Nasokol girl’s secondary school – boarding school.

  • St. Cecilia girl’s secondary school – boarding school.

  • Propoi girl’s secondary school – boarding school.

  • Fr. Leo Staples girl’s secondary school – boarding school.

  • ELCK-Chesta girl’s secondary school – boarding school.

  • Holy Rosary girls high school – boarding school.

  • St. Eliza’s Kabichbich girl’s secondary school – boarding school.

Mixed secondary schools in west Pokot County.

  • Talau mixed day secondary school.

  • Meshack Tumkou mixed secondary school – day school.

  • St. Mary’s Siyoi mixed secondary school – day school.

  • Karas mixed day secondary school.

  • Chepareria mixed secondary school – day school.

  • ELCK Riwo secondary school – boarding school.

  • Kacheliba mixed day secondary school.

  • Konyao secondary – boarding school.

  • Canon Price secondary school – day school.

  • Lomut mixed secondary school – day and boarding.

  • Parua mixed day and boarding secondary school.

  • St. Stephen Chepkonon secondary school – day school.

  • Kapsangar mixed day secondary school.

  • E.L.C.K Chepkalit mixed school – day school.

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Originating from the picturesque valleys of Nakuru, a region of Kenya known for its stunning flamingo-populated lakes, Lotela Paul's early life was steeped in stories and narratives that danced between the daily lives of the local people and the grand tapestry of Kenyan history.

This rich backdrop propelled Lotela to one of Kenya's top universities, where her multidisciplinary studies allowed her to explore a mosaic of subjects, from history and culture to contemporary issues and technological advancements. This academic diversity would later become a cornerstone of her writing style.

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