US-based Kenyan content creator Bernice Saroni is celebrating her son Miguel after he achieved an impressive academic milestone in the United States.
The proud mother took to social media on Friday, November 13, sharing a photo with her second-born son after he was inducted into the National Honour Society (NHS).
Bernice could barely contain her excitement as she celebrated the achievement, jokingly announcing that she had earned a new title.
“From today, call me mama ya daktari,” she wrote.
The influencer accompanied the picture with an emotional message praising Miguel for his dedication, discipline and commitment to his education.
“You worked for it. You earned it. And you deserve every bit of this honour,” she told him.
Bernice Saroni dreams of son joining Harvard
Beyond celebrating her son’s latest achievement, Bernice revealed that she has even bigger academic dreams for Miguel.
The content creator openly mentioned Harvard University as the next destination she hopes her son will reach.
She expressed her belief that Miguel has the potential to achieve even greater things, encouraging him to remain focused on his education.
Bernice also reflected on her journey as a mother, describing how proud she was to watch her son grow and accomplish milestones.
“From a young mother to a proud MAMA YA DAKTARI. Only God,” she added.
She concluded her message with a prayer, asking God to grant Miguel wisdom, knowledge and favour as he continues pursuing his dreams.
Her post attracted attention from social media users, many of whom congratulated the young student and celebrated his mother’s excitement.
What is the National Honour Society?
The National Honour Society is an American organization that recognizes outstanding high school students for their academic achievements and personal qualities.
Founded in 1921, the organization considers four main pillars when admitting students: scholarship, leadership, service and character.
Membership is considered an important academic recognition for students in American high schools.
