By: Joyline Chepkorir
There have been high rate of insecurity to varsity students and many students have been killed by unknown people in different public universities. Comrade deaths are increasingly becoming a norm, culprits are walking away scot free and family members of the victims are left in pain and regrets. Where are we heading? And who is to blame?
There is need for the government to intervene and ensure that varsity students have enough security even in there residential places. Comrades too need to be in their residential places on time and also be able to walk together in groups so that such cases can be done away with. Public universities too have to ensure that all students are secured both inside and outside the school.
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