School forced to re-admit student who drew 'DEMONIC' art

 

School forced to re-admit student who drew 'DEMONIC' art

Mwaura and one of his drawings. Photo courtesy of the Standard

- A Nakuru school has been ordered to re-admit student whose work of art was allegedly interpreted by the schools as demonic

- The form four student had reportedly been expelled after making the drawing

A student in Kenya , Ian Njenga, has been expelled from his school, Bahati Boys High School, on February 13 after he came up with a strange drawing.

The Christian school noted that the teenager might be a cultist for him to come up with that kind of drawing. They also accused him Ian of initiating other students to join his alleged faith. The school management also advised the teenager's parents to take him for counselling and transfer him to a day school where they can keep an eye on him.

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When confronted by concerned people, the school’s Principal maintained that the drawing made by Ian could not be condoned in the school. The school which is located in Nakuru county has however been ordered to re-admit the student.

Nakuru County Director for Education Isaac Asebe demanded that the school takes back Ian Mwaura Njenga.

"I have talked with the school and they will be re-admitting the boy to school on Monday. The school further suggested that the boy will be given guidance and counselling sessions," Asebe told the Standard.

Bahati Boys High School

Mwaura's expulsion letter signed by Principal Patrick Ombok read: "He has drawings which are suggestive that he is owing allegiance to some faith".

The student was also accused of trying to introduce other students to a cult after he drew a scorpion on someone else's shirt.