REVEALED: The Clever Trick A Teacher Used To Survive After Goons Assaulted Him And Left Him For Dead

Details have emerged about how a Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) supervisor escaped death after being kidnapped and viciously beaten by suspected Form Four candidates in Kinango, Kwale County.

The supervisor, who was overseeing the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations at Vingurugani Secondary School, disclosed that he acted as though he had died to prevent his attackers from continuing to assault him.He explained that the attackers eventually abandoned him after assuming he was dead. Before fleeing, they reportedly took the little money he had.

The incident occurred on the evening of Wednesday, November 11, following his refusal to help students engage in examination cheating.

According to the supervisor, the trouble began when he discovered that a teacher had allegedly sneaked unauthorised examination papers into the examination room. He confiscated the materials and kept them as evidence, but they later vanished from his locker.

The situation escalated when he was allegedly offered KSh 50,000 to turn a blind eye to the cheating. However, he rejected the offer.Speaking to NTV, the supervisor revealed that the students had threatened him a day before carrying out the attack, warning that they would deal with him when he returned.

During the assault, he sustained serious wounds to his head and a fractured hand.

He further recalled that the attackers questioned his refusal to help them despite belonging to the same Duruma community.

They reportedly accused him of abandoning his own people simply because he had not accepted their money.

Realising that his life was in danger, he chose to remain motionless and pretend he was dead until the attackers left.

After the incident, he lodged a complaint at Kinango Police Station, prompting detectives to begin searching for those responsible.

The supervisor is currently recuperating at home but says he remains worried about his safety. He also suspects that the alleged examination cheating operation may involve other individuals beyond the students who attacked him.

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