Meru Students Cheer Their Male Teachers Wearing Skirts In School Beauty Contest

• Nkuene Girls' High School in Meru county organized a beautiful beauty pageant, a favorite event for many high schools in Kenya after the end of term exams
• In a unique situation, male and female teachers wore school uniforms and walked on the dachas cheering on the students
• The teachers demonstrated their skills of impersonation and cutting to exciting music, creating an environment of fun and effort

In most high schools of Kenyathe week after final exams is very popular because of the exciting activities organized.

Nkuene Girls High School, county of Meruis one of the schools that held a beauty contest recently.

However, unlike the usual fashion students, the teachers wore school uniforms when they showed off their styles, as captured on video by comedian of the day, Hype Chars Alexis.

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Nkuene High School teachers wearing school uniforms

In a piece of TikTokthe teachers walked the runway while showing off their skills and playing low-key music.

What attracted many was that all the teachers, including men, wore skirts, shirts, sweaters, and school socks.

As they walked the catwalk, students cheered them on, filling the event with energy and joy.

Netizens commenting on Meru teachers wearing school uniforms

After that piece of funny emerged, people in social networks expressed their opinions, some enjoying the event while others said male teachers should wear green pants.

Jane Mwangi:

“Male teachers would wear green pants.”

Frida:

“You are wearing the uniforms intended for the first-year students who will join next year.”

Showny Beauty:

“The third and fourth teachers look a lot like students, they are cute and they look young.”

Esther Mercy:

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“The teachers look more like the students than the students themselves.”

Msooh:

“It shows that some of us were taught by Mau Mau fighters.”

Tracy Lynn:

“That's how you know if you're a popular teacher or not, based on how cheered you were when you passed the stage.”

Mishy:

“This must be the pinnacle of their career.”

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