I left Eastleigh Secondary School in 1958 and joined National & Grindlays Bank in Nairobi as an Accounts Clerk. During my time at the bank I was also taking a continued interest in sports and was one of the pioneers who established the Kenya Volleyball Association. I was also a very keen athlete and had the honour of representing Nairobi Province and Kenya in Volleyball against United Arab Republic (UAR).

I married in 1966 and moved to London in 1970, where I was employed by Lloyds Bank as an Accounts Clerk. In 1979 I left the bank to set up our family business as Confectionary Newsagent. After many years of having run a successful business, we were able to own our own family Travel Agency as well as open up a second Newsagent. I finally retired in September 2006. Since then, I have been heavily involved in rebuilding our community organisation of which I am currently holding the post of a Trustee.

My pride and joy is being very happily married to my wife Manjula for 41years and having 3 beautiful daughters (of who 2 are twins), and a son who is soon to be married. I am also a grandfather to 1 boy and 6 girls.

The years that I had spent at ESS were my happiest and most memorable ones. I am very much looking forward to meeting all my fellow classmates from ESS and being able to reminisce those GOOD OLD DAYS with them!!!!

- As of May 2017