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Students who insulted CSs Amina, Matiang’i freed

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Eight Ambira Secondary School students who insulted Cabinet Secretaries Amina Mohammed and Fred Matiang'i in a video at the dock on Monday November 26 PHOTO THE NATION
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Sixteen Ambira Boys High School students who were arrested after a video they recorded themselves insulting Cabinet Secretaries Amina Mohammed of Education and Fred Matiang’i of Interior have been freed.

Ukwala Resident Magistrate Gladys Adhiambo released the judges after the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) failed to prefer charges against them.

State Prosecutor David Okachi told the court that DPP Noordin Haji had already received the file but will prefer charges against the students once he is satisfied that there is sufficient evidence to charge them.

“The accused persons are hereby released but are to cooperate with police who are still conducting investigating into the matter,” ruled the magistrate.

Shortly after clearing their Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE), the students in a video went viral on social media, hurled expletives at the two CSs and even confessed to cheating in the exam which had been deemed not to have leaked by CS Amina.

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President Uhuru Kenyatta had on Saturday November 24 during the Kenya Scouts Association awards ceremony at State House confirmed their arrest and warned that the pupils would face disciplinary action for their behaviour.

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“We will not and we shall not entertain indiscipline and abuse from our young people.You must learn to respect our elders just like elders must respect and nurture you.” said President Kenyatta.
“The young boys are where they should be in order for them to be disciplined.” added the president.

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