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25 students in custody for malicious damage of property

25 students of Njoro Boys Secondary School when they appeared in a Nakuru Court on July 27, 2018. The students are facing charges of destruction of property within the school. (Kennedy Gachuhi, Standard)

Twenty five students were on Friday charged with damaging school property. The Njoro Boys High School students were accused of destroying classrooms and dormitories worth Sh200,000.

They were also charged with an alternative count of creating disturbance by throwing stones at other students. The court declined a request to have the students remanded at Njoro police station for three days so that their ages could be determined.

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