A class 8 candidate's mother and the grandmother of a grade 4 student have urged the government to act quickly to secure the release of the children from police custody.

The father allegedly abused the children in school before they were taken into custody by the police and held in Temoyota police station cells for three days.

According to reports, the father reported them to the police, claiming that they were out to get him and another woman who shared a home with the two children's father.


After their parents divorced, the boys had been living with their grandmother.

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The two children's mother, grandmother, and village elder spoke up in Baringo Valley, Kuresoi North sub-county, defending the kids and saying they haven't been involved in any indisciplined instances.

The grandma said the father frog matched them to the police station and canned them at the school.

The village elder sought their release after accusing the police of holding the kids and keeping them at a police station alongside older people.