A video clip recently went viral bearing a grandmother asking for assistance to help her grandson Jacob Simiyu Waswa join Kibabii High School. She announced that the boy is a total orphan who had scored 322 marks at Okanya primary and had been called to Kibabii High School but she was unable to pay his fees. The clip taken by Rose Juma received overwhelming sympathy but none was equal to advocate Peter Wanyama a Kibabii alumni
Wanyama through Kibabii High School Principal and Jacob’s grandma paid Kshs. 56,800 settling the following bills;
29,250/= fees
9,650/= uniform
2,000/= BOG teachers
4,900/= for buying mattress
1,000/= pocket money
10,000/= for any additional expenses
Speaking to #iKUWEiKUWE Jacob’s grandma thanked the kind advocate asking God to bless him abundantly to enable him assist many more. (audio)
Who exactly is Peter Wanyama?
Peter Wanyama is the Managing Partner at Manyonge Wanyama Associates and Advocates. He wields extensive experience in policy review/legislative development, Legal Audit/Statutory Risk assessments and Devolution Litigation. He has been involved in Numerous National and International Law Reform Consultancies and advisory work in the sectors of agriculture, public procurement, telecommunications, energy, tourism financial services, warehousing receipts, governance, energy/ renewable energy development, health services development, science and technology law etc.
Advocate Peter Manyonge Wanyama / FILE
He has also participated in the drafting of 32 legislation statutes for development for government ministries and agencies.
Peter has facilitated more than 185 strategic seminars on policy and legislative development, devolution, land law, privatization, competition law and agricultural law among others. He was recently engaged by the State University of New York (SUNY-KENYA) to train the Parliamentary Account Committee on compliance Issues in public procurement and disposals law. He was asked to train Anjarwalla & Khanna Advocates, a leading law firm in East and Central Africa, on strategies in energy policy and legislative development.
Peter is continuously engaged in training of key stakeholders on strategies in county policy and legislative development and exercises that involve drafting of laws on strategic areas of importance.
Peter is also a resource person for the Law Society of Kenya in the continuing professional development programme, Kenya School of Law, Kenya Institute of Supplies Management, ESAMI, Council of Governors and Moi University.
