A Kenyatta University graduate who studied Chinese language opened up about why he chose the course at his graduation ceremony.The graduate argued that the increasing number of Chinese nationals coming to Kenya daily makes the language a smart career investment.His street interview, filmed at KU's campus, sparked online debates about whether studying Chinese is viable for Kenyan students.

He emphasized that as Chinese investment and business activity in Kenya grow, bilingual professionals can bridge communication gaps between local workers and Chinese employers.The clip highlighted how young Kenyans are aligning their education with economic trends, rather than following traditional paths.

While some questioned if a Chinese degree translates to real jobs, others noted the surge in Chinese-funded infrastructure projects and trade partnerships creating demand for bilingual skills.

Kenyatta University is among institutions formalizing Chinese language instruction, driven by cultural exchanges and expanding Chinese enterprises in East Africa.

The graduate's confident reasoning stood out at his graduation, turning what could have been a routine event into a conversation about economic opportunities.