Prof. Gicharu rewards MKU religious groups during annual thanksgiving event

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Prof. Gicharu rewards MKU religious groups during annual thanksgiving event

The Mount Kenya University (MKU) main campus in Thika hosted a vibrant Thanksgiving celebration on February 22, 2026, bringing together students, staff, and members of the university’s religious groups for a day of worship, reflection, and gratitude.

At the heart of the celebration was Prof. Simon Gicharu, Chairperson of the Board of Directors and MKU Founder, who presented essential equipment to various religious groups.

During the ceremony, Prof. Gicharu demonstrated his continued commitment to supporting spiritual growth and community initiatives within the university, a gesture that was met with enthusiasm and appreciation.

Prof. Simon Gicharu testing a keyboard during the thanksgiving event.

The event created an atmosphere of joy and inspiration, featuring performances by renowned gospel artists Size 8 Reborn and Evelyn Wanjiru, whose music set the tone for a day.

Their uplifting performances encouraged students and staff to engage fully in the celebration, fostering a sense of unity across the university fraternity.

In addition to Prof. Gicharu, the event was attended by Prof. Deogratius Jaganyi, MKU Vice Chancellor, Prof. Peter Kirira, DVC APIA, and other university staff, emphasizing the institution’s commitment to fostering spiritual growth alongside academic excellence.

During her address, Size 8 Reborn shared words of encouragement with students, emphasizing the importance of dedication to studies, surrounding oneself with positive influences, and pursuing personal growth with faith and determination.

Size 8 (right) performing during thanksgiving event at MKU on February 22, 2026.
Size 8 (right) performing during thanksgiving event at MKU on February 22, 2026.

Her story of perseverance and transformation resonated with many, serving as an inspiring example of resilience and the power of hope.

The Thanksgiving celebration at MKU was not only a day of worship but also a reminder of the university’s commitment to fostering unity, and spiritual development.

A section of MKU students during the thanksgiving event
A section of MKU students during the thanksgiving event

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