Kenyans blame lack of corporal punishment and poor parenting for indiscipline among teenagers, TUKO poll -In recent days, cases of indiscipline among teenagers have been on the rise and Kenyans are concerned about this menace A TUKO.co.ke poll which sought the sentiments of Kenyans on this shocking crisis revealed many Kenyans blamed parents and the closure of schools Others also blamed the government for abolishing corporal punishment in schools Kenyans are appalled by the sad news of indiscipline among teenagers especially in recent days where school-going children were found in drinking and partying sprees. DCI headquarters in Nairobi. DCI detectives arrested more than 44 teenagers. Photo: DCI. On Saturday, November 21, detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) nabbed more than 40 teenagers who were revelling in a house in Mountain View Estate where bhang and alcohol were seized in the operation. This incident raised eyebrows and got Kenyans talking with many asking who is to blame; a TUKO.co.ke poll has shown who and what netizens think is ... Continue reading... https://www.msn.com/en-xl/news/othe...cipline-among-teenagers-tuko-poll/ar-BB1bhuj6
