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A 'meat samosa in many places e.g Mombasa goes at a fairly high price of almost 100/= despite its smallness in size.On the other hand a similar 'meat' samosa in Moi university at the stage goes at a really cheap price of 20/= despite its largeness in size.

Speculations reveal that the meat in these samosas is from donkeys .Villagers back up these speculations saying that it is indeed true based on the fact that there is a high number of donkeys at the stage that are owner less and therefore provide easily and available meat for the samosas.

An incident that further supports the above speculations is that, recently the villagers have reported several cases of donkeys found slaughtered and stripped to bones with no meat in thick bushes. Both the villagers and the students complain on frequent cases on severe stomachaches,one particular case is a student in 2nd year who was admitted due to diarrhea and vomiting, lab tests results reveal that the condition was as a result of eating unhygienic food.

After a series of questions with the doctor the student revealed that his last meal were a couple of samosas which he bought from a samosa hawker at the stage.

Basing on the above case it is obvious that the meat in the samosas is from donkeys because of;

• the donkeys are slaughtered in bushes where there is no sanitation at all, so the meat is unhygienic

• the crooks slaughtering these donkeys sell the meat at really cheap precises that's why the 'meat' samosas here also come at very low prices

The real questions are to the Kenya Meat Commission,are they doing their job??