Tuesday, 24 February 2015

MOI UNIVERSITY IS MOURNING…ITS SO SAD

The death of Charity Muthoni Maina who was raped and murdered near Talai on Saturday night left all the students of Moi University Main Campus mourn in bitterness.
Charity was a third year student in the school of arts and social sciences until the time she passed away. It was realized very late that is on Sunday morning when her body was found in a bush near one of the stage residential. The lady was attacked while she was coming from the Christian fellowship and she was almost getting to her place. From the look of things, the lady was strangled to suffocation before the guys raped her. After the act, they left her body naked with all her belongings. Her handbag which contained her notebooks, a bible, mobile phone and other personal items laid beside her untouched.
On Sunday morning, the news of her death went viral and the ocpd from Kesses police station came for the body that later on had to transport her to mortuary for post mortem as investigations begin. The mood in the campus was not normal as everyone was worried of their safety. Everyone felt sorry her family and her community and sent their condolences right from the vice chancellor, school management, technical staff and colleagues.
“God why me…? Why did you choose only me…why my daughter? She is the only daughter and my hope. I love her so much and she is the last born and she is the one I was left with in the family. Her father passed away recently and the memories are still on my mind yet this has followed.” The mother sobbed as the dean of students tried to comfort her in vain.
Plans for her burial are ongoing in the campus and contributions towards her funeral are done. The police report over the investigations are waited eagerly to capture the culprits. On the other hand the students are demanding for beefing up of security in the campus and its environs and also the university to look for a way they will cater for accommodation of all students inside the campus premises.

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