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Virtual graduation saves Egerton University millions of shillings

Egerton University Vice-Chancellor Prof Rose Mwonya speaks during a virtual graduation ceremony at Njoro campus in Nakuru County on July 31.

Photo credit: Francis Mureithi I Nation Media Group

By  Francis Mureithi

Correspondent

Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • Prof Mwonya said organising a virtual graduation ceremony was not easy.
  • Despite facing an acute financial crisis, the Njoro based campus held a successful virtual graduation ceremony.

If there is a silver lining amidst the devastating coronavirus which is ravaging the country, then Egerton University has touched the cloud.

Despite facing an acute financial crisis, the Njoro based campus held a successful virtual graduation ceremony.

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