A Butula High student was forced to break the phone he used to break into the school

• A young student couldn't believe his eyes after being forced to break the phone he took to school, breaking the law in the process
• The boy who attends Butula Boys' High School was seen making a phone call and breaking it little by little, and many Kenyans said it was the right move since he broke the law
• According to the teachers, they didn't waste time calling the parents to find out why he was carrying the phone, they dealt with him on the spot

Busia: A student from Butula Boys' High School has had a tough time just a few days after he was forced to destroy the phone he used to sneak into the school.

Why the teachers of Butula Boys high school made the boy break the phone

In a video shared by Ndung'u Nyoro, the young man is seen with a hammer squatting next to his phone. He looks at it first, not believing what will happen to him, before he starts to break it.

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The teachers without the cameras encouraged him to continue, and gave reasons not to give another temporary punishment after breaking the school rules.

“Crush that phone; I want to see the powder. We don't have time to send you to find your parents; we're taking care of you right here. Call even if it's your father's,” said one of the teachers.

What did Kenyans have to say?

Mueni Kisonge:

“I think it's a good punishment. Why bother a parent when he's on his way to pick it up?”

GA Cucu AND Nyoks:

“Oooh noo, but it's a fitting punishment the next time he follows the rules.”

Kopiron Kipchirchir:

“Why doesn't he pick up the phone and punish the boy in some other way.”

Dannick Mokua:

“I have approved this. It will be a lesson to others who will be afraid to do so.”

Entity Ole Mohu:

“The rules are there to be observed…it's not a good feeling even though I support this, he has learned punishment even though it's painful.”

KaGo Wa Nduta:

“With a smart phone 📱? With all the dirty video apps, I follow the punishment.“

Leila Nyambura:

“It's better. For him and the person who bought the phone. The rules are the rules.”

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