NACSAMU held their Hike : Fun, Welfare, and Leadership Engagement
Maseno University, Lela Hills — The Narok County Students Association of Maseno University (NACSAMU) held an exciting hike at Lela Hills, bringing together students and other participants for a day filled with fun, teamwork, and meaningful discussions. The event provided an opportunity for members to interact, strengthen friendships, and enjoy outdoor activities in a lively and welcoming environment.
One of the main highlights of the hike was the variety of games that attracted many participants. The games created excitement and encouraged teamwork, unity, and social interaction among the attendees. Participants enjoyed the activities, making the event memorable and enjoyable for everyone who took part.
The event also marked the launch of a welfare initiative( NACSAMU WALFARE KIT) aimed at supporting people in need. Through the initiative, members To contribute money towards establishing a welfare fund that will help provide assistance to individuals facing different challenges. This initiative demonstrated the importance of solidarity, compassion, and collective responsibility within the university community.
In addition, the hike provided an opportunity to engage with candidates from different positions in Students' Organization of Maseno University (SOMU). The engagement created room for discussions about student leadership and the importance of representation, accountability, and student participation in university affairs within the community of students from Narok.
The event concluded with refreshments, allowing participants to relax, interact, and share their experiences after the day's activities.
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