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By Erick Nyayiera
Bondo Member of Parliament Dr Gideon Ochanda has called upon former students to assist in development of schools they attended.
Dr Ochanda, who was speaking during the alumni day at Chianda Boys High School, said old boys and girls should help develop the schools that enabled them to excel in life as a way of giving back to the society.
The MP said through their mentorship cases of students unrest in schools will be a thing in the past.
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