Student Camps at University for 4 Days Demanding Missing Marks From Lecturer

 A former student from Moi University, who used to study law there, was filmed camping outside the university gate. He wanted to get his grades that were missing. He came to the university on Thursday, March 28, and insisted on staying until his grades were fixed. He blames a lecturer, who no longer works there, for not giving him his grades. In the video, he talks in a way that doesn't make sense, using complicated legal words, which suggests he might be having mental health problems.

Photo of the former student 

This student left the university in 2011 and says that because of the missing grades, he couldn't graduate. He has been enduring harsh weather and hasn't been eating until he gets the approval to graduate. The university hasn't said anything about this incident yet or confirmed if the person involved was a student at the School of Law Annex Campus.

It's common for students in universities to face problems with missing grades, especially in public universities. In 2016, the government said it would take action against universities where many students were affected by missing grades. They agreed that it wasn't fair for students to be unable to graduate because of mistakes made by lecturers or the university administration.