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A screenshot making rounds on social media says that this MUBS Prof. J. W Barnabas is against same-sex hostels. He went ahead to add that this should be abolished as soon as next semester.
Apparently, a boy should be sharing a room with a girl and not a girl-girl or boy-boy.
“In a bid to capture homosexuality in the country, MUBS Prof. J. W Barnabas says sharing hostel rooms among people of the same sex will not be allowed come next semester. Come next semester, a boy should not share a room with a boy,” the screenshot reads.
And of course, social media has already erupted with all kinds of opinions due to this submission. Some social media users are even talking about going back to campus if this is the case.
This is however highly unlikely as it also has its own repercussions such as continued unwanted pregnancies.
Meanwhile, homosexuality is proving to be a huge problem for the East African country. It has aroused a lot of dust in the last few days after different shocking revelations.
These include several cases of sodomy in single-sex schools with the case at Kings College Budo being the highlight.
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