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Dr. Babu Owino - I'll make I'll make Embakasi east students most literate in the country. We have potential for more doctorates,.'

'I'll make I'll make Embakasi east students most literate in the country. We have potential for more doctorates,' Dr Babu Owino.
Embakasi East legislator Hon. Dr Babu Owino has vowed to change the security situation in his Embakasi East constituency by making sure the students and youth the most literate in the country. 'Years after serving as a Member of Parliament for my constituents, the level of crime has visibly gone down and the the development record speaks for itself. I welcome even the youth who might feel compromised based on their performance in school to seek redress with my office. I will take them back to school,' he vowed. Dr Babu was a the forefront of home schooling candidates from Embakasi ahead of sitting for their exams through online curriculum classes. "We produced some of the best results nationally and this is attracting the young generation to education thus surpressing the rate of crime in the larger Nairobi County. When multitudes are enlightened, there's calm everywhere', he added.
Hon Babu who is currently pursuing his 3rd Masters degree has sent cryptic interests of joining the race for the capital's gubernatorial race. "A well educated city is everybody's charm and inspires even the street smart. We have a potential to register more doctorates.'

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