Three inmates from Migori Main Government Prison will join 2,9139 candidates across Migori County, as Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education KCSE Examinations kicks-off across the country.

Migori County Director of Education, Jacob Onyiego, said all arrangements have been made to ensure the inmates sit their exams in an enabling environment.

14,880 boys and 14,259 girls in 308 Examination Centres across 12 Sub-counties will sit for their exams, with English Paper 1 in the morning and Chemistry Paper 1 in the evening.

Onyiego also disclosed that arrangements have been made to ensure those who will need medical assistance, are assisted. He said that education stakeholders, have joined hands to ensure the exams go on well.

“I want to wish all the KSCE candidate from Migori the very best, as they sit for their national exams”, said Onyiego.

Suna East Deputy County Commissioner, Ms. Milka Karioki, said that the Centre managers and security personnel, have been well briefed, to ensure the exams go on well.

“We will continue to have security briefs, to ensure the exams go on well in the next three weeks”, said Ms. Karioki.

By Iventer Onyango and Makokha Khaoya