- A dormitory at Cardinal Otunga High School caught fire on Thursday, January 9, the cause of which is unknown
- School officials vowed to deal with the incident early Friday, January 10, while the investigation continues
- Some Kenyans have expressed mixed opinions regarding the fire, while some of them want to know how the school performed in the 2024 KCSE examination.
Kisii – A fire broke out in the dormitory of Cardinal Otunga secondary school in Mosocho on Thursday, January 9, hours after the announcement of KCSE 2024 results.
This incident occurs just a few days after the school opened for the first semester of 2025. A team of firefighters and security officers quickly arrived at the scene.
According to Capital News, school officials said they will deal with the effects of the incident on Friday, January 10, while authorities continue to investigate the incident.
The cause of the fire is unknown, a situation that has sparked speculation among Kenyans.
It should be noted that, in 2023, Cardinal Otunga Mosocho High School achieved an average score of over 10 in the KCSE examination, confirming its reputation as one of the best schools in the country.
The feelings of Kenyans in relation to the case?
Okoth K'opondo
“The case only comes after the results are released, please confirm what they did.”
Businessman KE said:
“It is disturbing to hear about the fire at Cardinal Otunga Mosocho school, and we remember all those affected. Safety should be a priority, and we hope that everyone, especially the boys, are safe.”
Sylvanus Ondieki said:
“After KCSE results are released, Cardinal Otunga Mosocho is on fire! Hope the situation doesn't get worse.”
Jose Jangolo noted:
“Well the results are online; they can't burn, we'll just find out.”
Bonface Otieno replied:
“May God have mercy on us. I hope it is not something related to the KCSE results announced today.”
Komuono asked:
“Is it about the school grade?”
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