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Alarm over high number of pregnant KPSEA candidates

Nyambene Level Four Hospital in Igembe Central in Meru. Courtesy/100 Bob Intiative]

Dr Githu Wachira, the officer in charge of Nyambene Level Four Hospital in Igembe Central in Meru, is a concerned man over the high number of pregnant girls sitting ongoing national exams.

According to the medic, since start of Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA) examination, several candidates have reported to the facility seeking delivery services.

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