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Elimu ya ‘kibongo’ bila kuwa na mpango mbadala wa masomo ya ziada, ni vigumu kufaulu.
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The quote presents “Kibongo” education as insufficient on its own. Without an alternative plan for additional studies, a person may find success difficult to achieve. Its main point is practical: education should be supported by another route for continuing one’s studies, rather than treated as the only plan.
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