CEO Pledges Support to Mathari Campus Following Shooting Incident
The atmosphere at KMTC Mathari was heavy with grief this morning as students and faculty gathered to mourn the tragic loss of Sheryl Adhiambo.
Sheryl, a first-year student described by peers as vibrant and full of promise, lost her life following a devastating fatal shooting over the weekend.
In a show of solidarity, KMTC CEO Dr. Kelly Oluoch visited the Campus to stand with the grieving community.
Addressing a somber gathering of student leaders and staff, he acknowledged the deep shock and pain that comes with losing a young life so early in its journey.
“The loss of Sheryl Adhiambo is a heartbreaking blow to our entire KMTC community. To her fellow students, please know that in this difficult season, you are not walking alone. The College is committed to providing the psychosocial support needed to help you navigate this tragedy,” he said.
On behalf of the College, Dr. Oluoch conveyed heartfelt condolences to Sheryl’s family, friends, and all who knew her, assuring them that KMTC stands with them during this painful time. He noted that the circumstances surrounding the incident are the subject of ongoing official processes, and affirmed that the College has formally engaged the relevant independent oversight institutions and will continue to cooperate fully with them, in line with its commitment to justice and accountability.
The CEO reaffirmed the College’s commitment to continued support for Mathari Campus, including strengthening student welfare and counselling services, and ensuring that teaching and learning proceed in an environment that is safe, compassionate, and responsive to the needs of the KMTC community during this period of mourning.
