Interior CS Joseph Nkaissery Visits Langata Primary School And Begs For Forgiveness From The Pupils

Still on matters land grabbing and tear-gassing of innocent kids, the Cabinet Secretary for Interior Affairs has visited Lang’ata Primary School and tendered an apology following yesterday’s incidences.

Kenyan police have come under heavy scrutiny after they tear-gassed children peacefully demonstrating against grabbing of their play ground by a private developer.

The incident led to the suspension of Lang’ata OCPD who is believed to have ordered police to lob tear gas canisters towards the pupils, resulting to five of them getting hospitalized.

The government came under heavy ccriticism for the unfortunate developments and this has prompted Nkaissery to make a trip there this morning to apologise to the children.

Nkaissery has also promised that the land will remain to the school as the private developer is required to clear all the debris within a week or so.

This comes as a reprieve to the kids whose playground had been seized.