DIASPORA AFFAIRS PS ROSELINE NJOGU WISHES KPSEA, KJSEA & KCSE 2026 CANDIDATES SUCCESS

By Vipasho News

Principal Secretary for the State Department for Diaspora Affairs, Ms. Roseline Njogu, CBS, has extended her heartfelt best wishes to all candidates sitting for the 2026 national examinations across the country.

In her message of goodwill, PS Njogu wished success to learners sitting for the Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA), Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA) and the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations.

The PS encouraged the candidates to approach their papers with confidence, courage and determination, noting that their hard work and discipline throughout the year will determine their future.

"To all our KPSEA, KJSEA and KCSE 2026 candidates, I wish you the very best. Keep focused, work hard, believe in yourself and stay disciplined. Your future is bright and the whole nation is rooting for you," PS Njogu stated.

Ms. Njogu, who has been a strong advocate for youth empowerment and education, urged parents, teachers and guardians to continue offering moral and psychological support to the candidates during this crucial period.

She noted that education remains the cornerstone of national development and a key driver for Kenya's global competitiveness, including within the diaspora community which she represents.

The PS also called for integrity and calm during the examination period, urging candidates to uphold honesty and trust in their own preparation.

As national examinations kick off, leaders from across government and other sectors have continued to send messages of encouragement, with emphasis on discipline, focus and faith.

PS Njogu wished all candidates outstanding success and a smooth examination period.