In the long run, he managed to join college and studied ICT as a course (information Communication technology) as he continued to do odd jobs to earn a living. Years went by, and luckily, he got employed as a Computer Engineer in a local ICT company for 4 years. He learned and gained much experience while in the firm, even though the salary was too low. In the fifth year, He resigned from the company and started an ICT firm. He believed one day he would start his own company and support the people in the community. So after two years of operation, he founded Frankys foundation to reach out to needy and vulnerable women empowering them with ICT skills in laptop and smartphone repairs to encourage self-employment. He has passed on his leadership, technical and entrepreneurial skills to them. Most of them have started repair businesses across the country, employing themselves with others, while others got employed in ICT companies as technicians. By far, these have provided a solution to joblessness, reduction in crime rate, early pregnancies, drug abuse, and electronic waste management.He has sparked a series of inspiration amongst the Kenyan women and youth through his entrepreneurial skills and his unending will to succeed even when the modern socio-economic setup is against them. Frankline is always thinking about expanding the foundation into a multi-dollar self-sustainable foundation that produces pan African businesswomen leaders, innovators, and entrepreneurs, especially in the technical field, a structural field ignored all through. His life has been a challenging journey, but he keeps moving. The sky is never his limit, and as he always says, the journey continues.