Activist Boniface Mwangi is challenging Kenyans to be vigilant and protect public resourcres from corrupt individuals.
Mwangi, says the demonstrations by pupils from Langata Primary School yesterday is a challenge to Kenyans to safeguard public utilities at all costs.
He told Ghetto radio news that they are optimistic the school will retain the land following the backing from National Land Commission Chair Ali Swazuri and Lands Cabinet Secretay Charity Ngilu.
He however said they will seek bail for two of their colleagues charged with incitement at the Kibera Law Courts as their case continues.
AUTHOR: NICANORY MUHANDO