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Vijana tuwache Mihadarati! Over 60 high school students arrested watching porn and smoking bhang

Posted on by Pauline Syombua

At least 60 students from various secondary schools in the Rift Valley region were arrested on Wednesday in Nakuru Central Business District for watching porn and smoking Bhangi.

According to the police, over 200 students were in gaming/ movie shops watching porn but police managed to arrest only 60. The rest escaped.

The students were arrested at around noon following a tip-off from members of the public and traders at Shoppers Paradise Mall on Kenyatta Avenue in Nakuru.

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“There were actually more than 200 watching the pornographic materials from more than five movie outlets in Nakuru’s Central Business District,” said Nakuru East assistant commissioner John Kichwen.

“The public has seen large groups of students in uniform getting into the premise. After a thorough investigation we discovered that the students have been visiting the premises to watch movies and pornography,” Nakuru East official James Kinari said.

Police also said that they arrested seven operators of the PlayStation shops among them two minors. The arrests come as schools are closing down for the August holiday.

Uhuru gives Mombasa students Kes 2 million for waiting for him for so long

Posted on by Martin Oduor

The president and his Jubilee brigade were on a vote hunt at the Coast on Tuesday July 18th. Uhuru dished out Kes 2 million to students who had waited for him for hours during his trip at the Coast.

President Uhuru intensified his campaign in Kwale, Kilifi and Mombasa counties on Tuesday in a bid sway electorates who largely voted for his main rival in the last general election.

The head of state was at the Kenya Coast National Polytechnic in Mombasa to flag off the first batch of equipment under the Kenya-China TVET project.

Uhuru however arrived late at the polytechnic causing students to wait for him for hours. And to compensate for his delay, the president dished out Kes 2 million to students who waited for him.

“I delayed because I was out seeking Kenyans’ votes. I know some of you have not eaten anything the whole day and others will not arrive home early because I have made you wait. Don’t worry I am giving the principal Kes 2 million so that you get sorted,” Uhuru told the students in his address.