Kisumu West Member of Parliament Rosa Buyu has expressed deep dissatisfaction with the 2025 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) results from her constituency, citing performances that fell below expectations despite significant investments. Speaking at the opening of a new science laboratory at Kisian Secondary School, Buyu emphasized that only Maseno School achieved commendable results, while other schools in the area underperformed.

• Rosa Buyu attributed the poor performance to a lack of commitment and teamwork rather than teacher competence.
• The MP warned that incentives, such as the delivery of a school bus to Kisian Secondary School, would be withheld until academic improvement is demonstrated.
• Buyu urged parents to increase their involvement in monitoring students and fostering academic excellence, emphasizing education as a shared responsibility.