Rowdy students from Ololunga boys high school on Sunday morning burnt their dormitory beyond recognition after they were denied a chance to talk to girls.
According to sources which spoke to Sonko News, the students were pissed off and resorted to expressing their anger today after they were allegedly denied a chance to socialize with girls last Sunday during their inter-school service.
Ololunga Boys is based in Narok South Sub County with reports revealing that the crime scene has been made a no go zone by the area police officers.
Following the unfortunate incident, leaders from the county of Narok urged the students to focus on major things such as revising for their exams in a bid to succeed in their future endeavors.
On his side, Narok Senator Ledama Ole Kina recently expressed his frustrations that he was pushing the National government to build good schools and classes in the region only for some rowdy students to torch them down over unimportant reasons.
“Some of you come from poor background and your only hope is in education, if you burn a school that is supposed to give you a better future because of stupid reasons, then the only thing I can do to you is to pity you,” said the senator in a harsh address to the students.
This incident happened just a few days after another dormitory at Eor Ekule secondary school was equally torched due to a similar reason revolving around girls.
The students had registered their dissatisfaction by burning one of the dorms after the management denied them an opportunity to pray together with female students during a Sunday church service.
“The school Principal Jacob Odera had reported that the dormitory dubbed Mt Suswa was on fire at around 2.30 am this morning, this led to the security team led by the Sub County Deputy County Commissioner Felix Kisalu to respond immediately,” said Narok county commander John Kizito.
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