Larry Madowo Receives Backash after saying he Failed KCSE and he still made it in Life

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After Larry Madowo Tweeted
Yes, I "failed" KCSE but it was not the end of my life. 

I wrote about this in 2016
He has since received mixed reactions from Kenyans who feels he is misleading the students who are yet to do their exams.
One X user Tweeted, 
"Larry Madowo is an empty toothy African buffoon. White men who run @CNN prefer primitive buffoons like him. He thinks that travelling around the world is a great achievement. He is just an exalted Kariuki Chotara! We won’t let him misguide our children that learning and academic excellence mean nothing"


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