MP insults parents queuing for bursary “You’ve become stupid idlers”
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Nakuru Town West MP Samuel Arama insults parents queuing in large numbers outside his office for bursary forms
Nakuru Town West MP Samuel Arama insults parents queuing in large numbers outside his office for bursary forms.
In a video posted on Thursday, the lawmaker was shocked to see a line that stretched all the way from the parking lot to the street when he arrived at his office.
Even though the bursary exercise is scheduled to last until the end of February, he questioned the locals’ decision to stand in line for hours.
“These forms are being given out from today to the end of February, why are you coming to my office in crowds?” he posed while calling the parents stupid and jobless.
Arama further accused the parents of being idle, blaming their lack of employment on the large number of people he claimed were searching for the bursary forms.
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“You have started becoming idlers, it’s like you have nothing to do. Come and line up every day, you’ve started becoming stupid,” he added.
The MP further suggested the county ought to upload the forms on its website for ease of access.
“You will have to pay Ksh20 each to access the forms from the website because you are becoming stupid,” he threatened.
Arama then chased away spectators who had not joined the queues, including people with disability, signaling his bodyguard to disperse the crowd.
The bursary exercise is essential for providing financial aid to students from disadvantaged backgrounds who lack the resources to pay for their education.
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