- A Kenyan TikToker claiming to have attended the prestigious St Andrews Turi has detailed how they went to Russia for a class trip
- The boy who was on TikTok by the username Nowell said parents paid KSh 1.5 M for the trip, and deemed it as having been boring
- He recalled that the school had students from across the globe and that he never interacted with kenyan students because they are ‘fake’
A Kenyan boy, claiming to have attended the prestigious St. Andrews Turi, shared details of a history class trip to Russia, leaving Kenyans in awe.
Using the username Nowell on TikTok, the boy said the idea of traveling abroad came after they complained to their teacher about not understanding the concept of the world wars and their origins.
He recalled that the suggestion of visiting the country was raised, with the teacher agreeing and informing parents to pay KSh 1.5 million for the students’ flights and other costs.
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By the end of his story, the boy left many wondering if he truly attended the expensive school, especially when he expressed irritation that they couldn’t book first-class tickets because some students could only afford economy class.
Details of Luxurious Life at St. Andrews Turi
The boy described the school as treating students royally, with butlers waking them up by ringing bells and politely tapping them.
He explained that the school hosted students from around the world, and their breakfast buffet included dishes from far-off countries like China, showcasing their lavish lifestyle.
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He noted that there were few Kenyan students, whom he described as fake, and lamented their presence.
The boy explained that they wore pajamas to bed, had staff who ironed their clothes, and even preheated showers for them before they bathed.
Students Travel to Russia
Nowell recounted that on the day of their Russia trip, they went to the airport by helicopter and used the VIP entrance because the airport staff knew the school’s reputation.
He said they flew to the distant country, learned much about its history, and gained a better understanding than they would have theoretically in class, as their teacher had hoped.
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However, netizens noticed flaws in his story, suggesting he might have been lying. These included misspelling the word “Turi” as “Tuli” and other inconsistencies that cast doubt on his account.
