- A Kisumu lady living in the US, Rahmina Paullete, was delighted to make a major step in the foreign country by joining the US Army
- She shared a lovely photo on her page as she celebrated the achievement, together with her mother, who was present for the special moment
- Social media users flocked to the comment section to celebrate the environmentalist, who shifted her focus to military service
A young lady from Kisumu county is raising the Kenyan flag higher following her latest heartwarming news abroad.
Source: Facebook
Rahmina Paullete is over the moon after marking another significant milestone in her life in the United States of America (USA).
Rahmina Paullete becomes permanent US resident
The environmentalist shifted her focus from climate action to military service after she officially joined the US Army.
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“Today I committed to something bigger than myself. Proud to be starting my journey with the United States Navy,” she happily wrote.
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Her achievement comes days after she expressed her joy online about becoming a permanent resident of the US, which was a massive breakthrough.
She noted it was not easy, highlighting several challenges that had been holding her back from progressing in the foreign country.
Rahmina Paullete innovations
“These past months haven’t been easy, especially struggling to get funding for my organization, fixing my life, studying, and trying to get on the right path. I’m glad the journey of my residency has come to an end and I’m hoping to connect with organizations and amazing people here in the USA,” she added.
Before her enlistment, Rahmina gained global recognition, featured on CNN, BBC, and France 24, for her incredible work in saving Africa’s Lake Victoria.
The innovator transformed invasive water hyacinth and waste into beautiful furniture, bags, and coasters.
In terms of leadership, she is a leading voice for African climate action, proving that youth can turn environmental challenges into economic opportunities.
Netizens congratulate Rahmina Paullete
Social media users were happy for her as they flocked to her comment section to celebrate the achievement.
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Denneys Mbsja:
“I’ve literally witnessed this girl grow. Always focused on what she wants. Behind her is a very supportive mum.”
Lilian Prince:
“Congratulations, my dear Rahmina, for the bold step you’ve made so far. May our good God continue expanding your territory forever. Soon we shall join you in service.”
Deo Muganda:
“Congratulations and best wishes in this new career in the military. God protect her throughout.”
Alvin Daniel:
“All the best. Keep the armour of the environment always because you know that’s who you are.”
Nyakach Denis:
“Congratulations, Rahmina Paullete. Wishing you the very best in this new undertaking.”
Felly Della:
“Another round of applause to you, Rahmina. Keep soaring. Congratulations.”
Joe Dumars:
“We are proud witnesses! Congratulations in order.”
Jasmine Zawadi Njau:
“And before I forget, make sure you memorize the 11 general orders well before you ship.”
Source: Facebook
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In another story, a Kenyan man was over the moon after joining the US Army, wishing that his parents were alive to witness the milestone.
Koross Oscar was emotional after the achievement and celebrated it with a heartfelt tribute to his late parents.
The man from Elgeyo Marakwet described the achievement as both a proud milestone and a deeply emotional moment for his family.
He told NgGossips that his journey began as a professional runner when he relocated to the US in 2017, but he later changed his visa status.
Source: NgGossips
