Education and career
In 2009,she was admitted to Egerton University,where she graduated with first class honors in 2013 with undergraduate degrees in education science and mathematics. In 2015 she graduated with a master's degree in applied mathematics from the same university. [7] [8]
Ngina joined Strathmore University as an assistant lecturer in 2016 teaching finance,economics,and actuarial science students. [9] She received funding for a PhD from The German Academic Exchange Service. [10] [11] In 2018,age 28,she became Kenya's youngest PhD holder in biomathematics. Her thesis focused on the mathematics of HIV. [12] [13]
She is married to Germano Mugambi,a university lecturer at Egerton University. [14]
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