The accident, which occurred at the notorious Chepsangor blackspot, involved 19 students, with 18 surviving with injuries.
The victim, identified as Sharon Jesang, was a Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) candidate.
She was described by those who knew her as respectful, hardworking, and kind-hearted.
Her dream was to become a gynecologist, but her life was cut short before she could achieve her goals.
According to reports, the students were traveling in a vehicle when the driver lost control, causing it to veer off the road.
The injured students were rushed to Nandi Hills and Kapsabet hospitals for treatment. Authorities are still investigating the exact cause of the accident.
Geoffrey Birgen, one of the people who shared the sad news, confirmed that 18 students survived but were injured.
He also expressed deep sorrow over the loss of Sharon, describing her as a bright student with a promising future.
The loss of Sharon Jesang has left her school, family, and friends in deep grief.
Many people who knew her took to social media to express their condolences and pay tribute to her.
Her classmates, teachers, and relatives remembered her as a loving and intelligent girl who always worked hard in her studies.
“To the Kapmabwai family and the entire Tachasis school community, may God give you strength during this painful time,” said one of the mourners.
Other Kenyans also shared their sadness, with many expressing how heartbreaking it is to lose a young student with a bright future.
Some urged the government to improve road safety to prevent such tragedies from happening again.
The Chepsangor blackspot, where the accident occurred, has been known for frequent accidents.
Residents and leaders have repeatedly called for measures to improve road safety in the area. With the loss of Sharon, the calls for action have grown louder.
As the injured students continue to receive treatment, Kenyans are hoping for their quick recovery.
Meanwhile, Sharon’s family and schoolmates are preparing to lay her to rest, remembering the impact she had during her short but meaningful life.
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