More than 500 Garissa University College students moved to Moi
University refused to begin lessons and counselling yesterday as they
demanded to be given their belongings that remained behind in their
former institution.
And when they were allowed access
to their belongings, which had been trucked to their new university,
many of the students complained that their cash, valuables and other
items were missing.
The truckloads of suitcases and
other personal effects collected from the Garissa institution, which was
shut down after last month’s terrorist attack, arrived at Moi
University’s main campus in Kesses on May 11.
The university’s management yesterday postponed the classes as it gave in to the students’ demands.
