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Oburu Odinga Sends Message of Encouragement to 2026 National Exam Candidates

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ODM Party Leader Oburu Odinga has wished candidates sitting the 2026 national examinations success, urging them to remain calm, focused and confident as they tackle their papers.

In a message shared on social media, Oburu said his thoughts, prayers and encouragement were with candidates who had already sat their examinations and those still preparing to take theirs across the country.

He encouraged the learners to trust in their preparation and approach every paper with confidence, noting that they had invested considerable time and effort in their studies ahead of the examinations.

“Trust in your hard work, stay calm and focused, and approach every paper with confidence,” Oburu said.

The ODM leader also urged candidates to manage their time effectively during the examinations, read instructions carefully and give their best in every paper.

He further acknowledged the role played by parents, teachers and guardians in supporting learners throughout their academic journey, thanking them for providing the guidance and encouragement needed during the examination period.

“To our parents, teachers, and guardians who have supported them every step of the way, thank you for being their anchor,” he stated.

Oburu concluded his message by wishing all candidates who have completed their examinations and those still sitting for the national tests “the very best of luck and resounding success.”

His message comes as candidates across Kenya undertake the 2026 national examinations, a critical stage in their academic journey as they work towards achieving their educational goals.

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