- Lawyer Danstan Omari has urged Nyamira parents to invest in quality education as a long-term solution to diminishing land inheritance amid population pressure.
- Omari has said land subdivision is no longer a viable inheritance strategy, making education the community’s best path to a better life.
- Omari has encouraged youth to embrace science subjects to gain skills relevant to a competitive and demanding job market.
Prominent lawyer Danstan Omari has asked the Nyamira community to invest more in quality education to enable residents to live a good life in an increasingly competitive world.
Speaking to Education News in Nyamira town, Omari said the community could no longer rely on land subdivision as an inheritance strategy for their children, noting that land has diminished due to population pressure in the region. He said the only lasting solution is the provision of quality and relevant education to children.
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Omari encouraged the youth to embrace science subjects, saying they could help them acquire skills that would enable them to fit into the demanding world of work and a market industry that values science-based skills for successful operation.
By Enock Okong’o
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