Kenyan Woman Shares Her 2013 KCSE Result Slip, Hilariously Chides Men Who Didn't Get A In Chemistry Like Her

• Muthoni Mwai shared her Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) results slip, revealing impeccable grades in the national exams
• She humorously chided men who didn't get an A in Chemistry, playfully stating that they should not even talk to her
• TUKO.co.ke reached out to her and got to learn that underneath her humour, Muthoni has had to overcome various challenges to be where she is today

A Kenyan woman has hilariously shared her Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) results slip and showcased the impeccable grades that she got in the national exams.

Muthoni Mwai amused her followers after displaying the KCSE results slip that showed she passed her Form Four tests.

In the Facebook post, Muthoni also hilariously chided men who did not get an A in Chemistry like she did, jokingly saying such men should not even talk to her.

"If you did not get an A in Chemistry, then you cannot really tell me anything. I am speaking to that gender," she hilariously said.

Her Facebook friends could not help but join in the joke as many also congratulated her for her impeccable performance in high school.

Muthoni recounts her days in high school

TUKO.co.ke also reached out to Muthoni, who revealed she went for her KCSE results slip and certificate from her alma mater early this year, more than a decade since she sat for the KCSE exams.

Speaking to this writer, she recounted the challenges she underwent in high school especially due to financial constraints that stood in the way of her dreams.

"I was admitted in campus through the KNEC statement, and it's been a real struggle in the university. I would consider myself bright since I was able to catch up with class activity despite missing classes," she said.

She is now done with her degree in land administration and is awaiting her graduation from the Technical University of Kenya as she looks into the future with hope.

Kenyan woman shares her Form 2 biology notes

In other news, a Kenyan woman excited Twitter users after sharing her Form Two Biology notes which showed parts of the heart.

Identified as Nana, the Kenyan lady ignited a funny discussion on the social media platform after she shared her notes on parts of the heart and hilariously asked which part actually gets hurt during a heartbreak.

In her funny Tweet, many could not help but praise her computer-font-like handwriting and also how she had preserved her notes from high school.