The ghost called the "administration" is the enemy here some people read a page from the 48 laws of power namely "Set Up an Us-Versus-Them Dynamic"

As our students wallow in this kind of ujinga, their counterparts mayuu are busy creating the next 'Facebook', 'twitter', 'angry birds' etc. It is such a shame that mediocrity has taken root in our campuses!

SHAME!!!

This is the college you studied, as an alumni you should do something to eliminate such shame instead of just shouting SHAME!!!

“Welcome to the only university of Nairobi,the best university in Africa, south of Sahara desert, north of river Limpopo. My dear comrades,this is the only university with the tallest,darkest and handsome professors,shortest professors.

As the sonu chairman, I will protect you from the unruly watchmen, policemen, lecturers and professors who might have ill intention of causing real or imaginary harm to you..

Tomorrow, we have a date with the government, we shall peacefully demonstrate till helb credit our accounts. Let no one be a bystander,let no one be a sympathizer of HELB. In the end, both the oppressed and the oppressor will be judged equally.

The oppressor will be judged for oppressing the oppressed while the oppressed will be judged harshly for allowing the oppression

Thank You”

yawa!

Heard those words on radio and thought it was stand up comedy in a bar

we have a cultural problem at our public universities... one is with the students and another with the teaching and support staff.
the students still feel entitled to stuff! it's like society owes them something for them to have made it that far! when I was a student there was a student leader who I really liked at the begining but realized ni mkebe when he said 'people should not be in a hurry to leave campus'.... ? career student mentality! but most of these are people from shags mbaya where the fellow villagers worship these 'caMBUS' students.
the other problem is with administration, teaching staff and no teaching staff... a feeling of entitlement as well... the fellows love walking around with a sense of "don't you know who I am?". fellows that make students who are not in the first group (guys who look at university life as a "means to an end") really hate university life. in your campus life - did you ever talk/ask a typical librarian, cateress or some funny support staff for assistance? ulipatiwa maneno? they are not there to help (perhaps they are pushing back because they have been subjected to years of flak from the career students.). Hata olivia mugenda akijenga hiyo shule yake aje as long as the people are still thinking as above... hakuna mahali tunaenda. we need a culture change.

my narrative does not describe everyone. as in life there always exceptions but until we are able to remove these cultural elements (but I must admit it has been around 10 years since I cared to step into a kenyan PUBLIC university since I got sick of these mindsets so my information may be a bit 'off' on some aspects)