Teach youth moral values, Bungoma elders told

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National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) Commissioner Joseph Nasong’o (Centre in green shirt) addressing the press at Kabula Pastoral Centre in Bungoma County on 22/11/2016. The commission is using Elders from communities practicing male circumcision to help youths preach peace (PHOTO: TITUS OTEBA/STANDARD)

Communities that practise traditional male circumcision have been urged to inculcate positive values in the youth.

 National Cohesion and Integration Commission has complained that young people are sometimes taught a culture that glorifies bad behaviour during the rituals.

Commissioner Joseph Nasong'o (pictured) said elders can play an important role in entrenching an acceptable culture that will go a long way in reducing conflicts between communities.