A woman identified as Dona Makena has sparked public concern after disturbing videos of him being allegedly attacked emerged online.
Recorded at Forest Primary School in Kiminini Constituency, Trans Nzoia County, the clips show her in a physical confrontation with several people inside the institution’s staffroom.
What happened at Forest Primary School?
The incident reportedly began when Makena visited the school to seek clarification over lunch fees charged for her younger brother.
What followed was a chaotic confrontation inside the school staffroom, with several male staff members and other individuals involved in a physical struggle with Makena.
In one clip, people are seen grabbing and shoving the distressed woman near a large desk as she attempts to pull away.
Another man is seen striking window frames and gesturing aggressively before becoming involved in the confrontation.
Woman’s Emotional Plea
The situation reportedly escalated further when Makena’s father attempted to intervene on his daughter’s behalf, leading to another physical confrontation involving people in the room.
A second clip shows Makena kneeling on the staffroom floor, crying while her wrists appear to be bound with a black cloth.
She repeatedly raises her hands as she pleads for help, while other people remain seated at their desks.
One of the most distressing moments in the footage occurs when Makena appears to tell her father that she is injured and bleeding. In the clip, she is heard saying:
“I’m bleeding, Dad, see… See what they’ve done to me, Dad, see… They have just kicked me. I’m bleeding,” she cried.
She subsequently appears to pull down her trousers as she tries to demonstrate the extent of her alleged injuries, prompting a commotion in the room.
Kenyans Demand Action
Her cries intensified public concern over the incident, with online commentators questioning how a disagreement over school fees could reportedly escalate into such a confrontation.
The videos have triggered angry reactions on social media, with users calling on the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), the Ministry of Education and the National Police Service to investigate the incident.
Many have demanded disciplinary action against any teachers found culpable, including the possible revocation of their teaching licences in accordance with applicable procedures.
The school board had yet to issue an official statement on the allegations, according to the information available.
