Which kenyan leader supported nonviolent methods for change in kenya's struggle for independence, and was elected as kenya's first prime minister?

I would say that Jomo Kenyatta was the first at least black Prime Minister in 1963-64 and then became Kenya's President when it became a republic after the anti-British colonial movement expelled the British, He was President from 1964-1978.  He fought strongly against the British colonialists and for independence. 

Africans learned what the europeans wanted them to learn. instead of learning about african history and current information that could and would them they learned solely what europe wanted them to. and not everyone received the same education, some received better and others none.

Why you put last one a? i think is b.