Comments on: Manu Chandaria: Excellence – Made in Kenya

By: pramod kumar

pramod kumar — Sun, 12 Dec 2010 09:52:31 +0000

Respected Sir,
My name is Pramod kumar. I am working in india for a steel manufacturing company as assistant Manager . I have more than 9 years exposure in india continent with project, maintenance experience. I am looking for a beeter chnage in your esteemed group anywhere in Africa. My contact number is +91-9050280557 and contact email id is pramodkumargangwar@gmail.com
Kinldy give me a scope to serve youresteemed organisation. By profession I am a deploma (Mech.) engineer.
Awaiting your response at earliest.

Best regards,
pramod kumar

By: Ephraim

Ephraim — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 06:10:52 +0000

Hi Dr.

First, i did not think i could have gotten a chance to communicate to you directly, but through this i can. The Only God who created you and sees after you is the same God who will bless, keep you strong, give you vision and ideas. I just want to Respect your wife, because she has been your pillar as you go around in your creditious work. Finally, i am not asking anything from you but through me i have asked God to bless you, your family and those that are close to you.. God Bless you

Ephraim
0726 130820

By: Ephraim

Ephraim — Sat, 11 Dec 2010 06:10:52 +0000

Hi Dr.

Ephraim
0726 130820

By: Wambugu Mwai

Wambugu Mwai — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 08:42:27 +0000

Dr. Manu, I had a chance to have seen you, though at a far distance when in my days at the UoN (1994-8). I would like first to congratulate you for being so hardworking and steadfast to raising a family empire of this magnitude. At this juncture when the management of our resources has been devolved to the counties there is need to have new ways of engaging with the various peoples’ in ensuring that industrial and manufacturing growth goes hand in hand with the growth in infrastructure, economic growth and so on…
We need to safeguard our investments, productions and the gains that have come with the stability of our economy. However, we do feel that the gains should be shared by a wider populace for continued growth and development of the same.
For purposes of rescuing Kenya and putting it on the world map we need to ensure that we don’t import what we produce and we are capable of producing locally. Therefore, we shall cater for some of the challenges facing our country including employment, underemployment, insecurity,etc. All this calls for proper leadership at the national and county levels.
We are a team of young Kenyans that is interested in seeing this reaches a fruitful end. As such we strongly wish to have a meeting with you, possibly before year end 2010.
We can be reached on 0722 689 108 (Wambugu), 0721 519 609 (Gakuya)

By: Deepak Gupta

Deepak Gupta — Sat, 20 Nov 2010 14:03:24 +0000

I am serious looking for a job in any one of your companies in africa, please let me have your email ID so that I can forward you my CV.

Respected Regards,

Deepak Gupta
deepdg@yahoo.com

By: Emmanuel Eyoh

Emmanuel Eyoh — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 18:00:32 +0000

Namaste Sri Manu Chandaria.
Thank you for the wondeful seva the Chandaria group is doing for humanity and planet earth.
We are a beneficiary of the Chandaria Foundation support in Nigeria.The foundation has supported the SEVA Homeless feeding programs in Nigeria and the W/Africa Vegetarian Congress in 2007.
We are holding the 1st East Africa Vegetarian Congress programs in Nairobi on Dec 4 & 18 and SEVA feeding programs in East Africa.We kindly request for the Chandaria Foundation support for the congress and the East Africa SEVA Feeding programs.
I will be Nairobi soon for the East Africa Vegetarian programs and the SEVA Feeding events and I plan to contact the Chandaria Foundation.
With warm regards.
Emmanuel Eyoh
IVU Africa Regional Coordinator
Food For Global Africa Representative.
http://www.ivu.org/africa
http://www.ffl.org

By: Alpha Ogilo

Alpha Ogilo — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 06:12:24 +0000

Dear Sir,

I wish to request you to kindly sponsor me for my aviation training at ninety nines flying club, here in Kenya. It is located at Wilson Airport. I kindly request to be sponsored for the commercial pilot’s license training, which costs 1.97 million Kenya shillings. The total cost for aviation Training at ninety nines flying club is 2.5 million Kenya shillings. Through my hard work, dedication and God’s grace, I have been able to raise the remaining 0.53 million Kenya shillings, which is for the private pilot’s license, through family and friends contribution.

Being a Pilot has always been my lifelong dream but despite having excelled in my Education, the fees required to join and complete the pilot training course has been a hurdle for me because I cannot afford it. I believe my chosen profession will enable me to fulfill all of my desires to help others, to continuously expand my knowledge base and skills and to travel the world.

Education has always been an important aspect of my life. Throughout my life I have participated in extracurricular activities including valuable volunteer experiences. I have striven for academic excellence, always wishing to make the most of my education. In addition, I have managed to work to provide for some of the basic expenses that students have.

Throughout my Primary and High School, I maintained a high level of academic achievements, while volunteering for community service. I enjoyed the arts and was involved in art and drama, especially in Primary school. Despite the time consuming practices for music festivals, I was able to get 416 marks out of 500 in my Kenya Certificate of Primary Education. I then proceeded to high school, where I graduated with a mean grade of A (minus) in my Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education. Not only was I involved in academics and the arts, I was also involved in sports. I played for my high school table tennis team and I was able to win the National championship in table tennis twice in a row that is in 2006 and 2007.

I am currently enrolled at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture And Technology, in my 2nd year, pursuing Geomatic Engineering. Attending college has liberated me and allowed me to not only explore a wider array of subjects, but also to explore myself. My personal achievements exceed beyond school. During my long break holidays, I worked for Mikalmat construction services as a manual labourer and later as a record keeper, so as to provide for my pocket money for school. I worked roughly 30 hours a week. Through this experience I learned to work with others and it has shaped me into a responsible adult. I also learned what it means to work hard and how to motivate myself to carry on despite difficulties.

In addition to my employment, I also continue to volunteer with I Choose Life Africa, in their anti-HIV/AIDS stigma campaigns and other HIV/AIDS related issues in different Universities in Kenya. Ever since I volunteered as an intern with the organization, it has been the most rewarding experience at this point in my life, because I have learnt a lot about HIV/AIDS and other life issues.

My goal is to become the best Pilot that I can be, but this can only happen to me through your generous contribution.

Thank you very much for your attention to all these matters and for your consideration of my application. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

By: Gerald Muturi

Gerald Muturi — Fri, 24 Sep 2010 12:32:42 +0000

Dear Sir,
I must appreciate the good work you are doing to help the unfortunate in the society.

I am the 1st born in a family of 4 boys. I did my KCSE last year and obtained a C + . I have been given a chance to enrol for diploma course in journalism at Kenya Institute of Mass Communication for a period of three years. All my other siblings are in school, two in secondary school and the other one in primary school.

I am appealling for financial assistance to enable me fulfil my dream. I look forward for a positive response from you.

Long life Chandaria Foundation.

Gerald

By: milkah

milkah — Thu, 23 Sep 2010 12:18:33 +0000

Well done.Kindly contact me

By: wiliam masore

wiliam masore — Wed, 22 Sep 2010 11:07:20 +0000

am a student of great lakes university of kisumu-Nairobi campus.
i have raised kshs 150,000 for college fees.currently

am unable to raise the balance which is 300,000.
am currently denied to do exams. please as the chairman of chandaria foundation come to my aid.
yours faithful,
William masore
student no-mchd/j-10/20