Janet Mbugua demands shared responsibility for Utumishi Academy arson
Janet Mbugua has urged Kenyans to embrace collective accountability in the wake of the Utumishi Girls Academy fire tragedy that claimed the lives of 16 students, saying the country must examine deeper systemic issues rather than focus blame on a single group. In a statement share..
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Following a tragic fire at Utumishi Girls Academy that claimed the lives of 16 students, Janet Mbugua is calling for a broader, shared responsibility for such incidents.
- 16 young lives were lost due to the fire.
- The appeal comes from media personality Janet Mbugua.
- Mbugua emphasizes the need to examine systemic failures and institutional shortcomings, not just individual blame, questioning "who built a school with no doors?"
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