TRASSPASS ON GOVERNMENT

 Shisia Vincent Story complied.
  One day while in primary school we were ordered by our class teacher Mr. Wamzungu to go into Kakamega forest bring some clay for arts modelling lesson.
We left our school compound at about 215 pm just after our lunch break. Our home was far from school so during the lunch hour i could not go home but buy some gane and stay at  the school compound.
Before i could access the clay inside the forest i had to go for some  (Mikobera) rootes as my boating for my lunch but before i could start ploughing them i heard some noice some of our girls from std five B crry and i notice it was flora lipesa one of my class mate. I had to rush there only to find three forest guards called forest rangers held up Flora Lipesa saying  they saying they could charge her with traspassing in the government land and causing some damage on natural environment resources.
I as class prefect i had to ran back school report these matter my class teacher Mr. Amuhida who i acompanied the deputy head who had call the headmaster and we at the forest manager and flora other students we released after some long discussion between HM/FM. Headteacher and forest manager.

Location: LURAMBI KAKAMEGA FOREST, KAKAMEGA, KENYA