The current Kisii University Students Union leadership is under siege after a group dubbed as rights watch group has been reportedly going round collecting signatures as part of the legal process for the same. Led by Akama Junior, a student and blogger, the group has accused the current leadership for failing to meet their promises alongside corruption cases. In a post by a member of the group, on the Facebook group named Kisii University Comrades Forum, the group allegedly claimed that the leaders led by the KUSU president Peter Kuria, have embezzled funds allocated to them by the university council. Akama Junior had earlier on claimed that they have already collected more than 2500 signature as per the law.
The Peter Kuria leadership has been under pressure to organise the Cultural Week event which some have allegedly said might not take place and have directly linked it to the current leadership's failures. However, through his official Facebook page, Peter Kuria wrote about the achievements he has been able to achieve in the short time he has been office, directly linking the current quick services offered in various offices to his main achievements. The annual elections will be held this semester to usher in new leadership and Peter Kuria is expected to face a stiff competition.

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