A TEACHER ARRESTED FOR GROWING BANGI ON IDLE SCHOOL FARM

MWALIMU Amunga AkhanyalabanduAugust 22, 2020August 22, 2020Uncategorized

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The school which hosts 4 teachers including the
Agriculture teacher who was arrested in Marsabit, the Deputy and Principal.

THE school has been closed for the last 7 months, which is enough time to plant and harvest marijuana.

So the agriculture teacher kept himself busy planting Marijuana in school compound. He had a plantation on the school farm and shrubs of bangi at the school flower garden at the main office. He sells to locals and colleagues.

But his 40th day came yesterday when police arrested him. Deputy Headmaster and watchman who are suspected to be part of the racket are on the run.

CONCLUSION

We agree with World Health Organization, that schools must reopen. Such acts of teachers and learners keeping themselves busy are resulting in arrests, family breakages and job losses.

AmungaPeter.

Published by MWALIMU Amunga Akhanyalabandu

Passionate about Advocacy on the REAWAKENING teachers in Kenya and reporting on the MULEMBE Nation. Having worked at the Kenya National Union OF TEACHERS in the advocacy department, I will be able to detail and explain about the welfare of teachers and their point of view on socio economic and political matters. Luhyia are the 2nd most populous ethnic group in Kenya. They are blessed with great land, topography, climate, resources and human Resource. We are also keen on Luhya Renaissance is about making the Mulembe People aware of their blessings, appreciating those blessings, defending them and putting them to proper use for the current and future generations. View more posts