If You Can’t Afford Your Kid At Brookhouse, Leave – Owner

The battle for fees deduction between the owner of Brookhouse and parents has taken a dramatic twist after Mr. Nsouli dared parents who cannot afford to leave.

Parents at the school had moved to court to have the school compelled to reduce its school fees after parents were billed the normal full fees for online classes.

“I would rather have 40 percent of the school population paying 100 percent of the tuition than have 100 percent of the population paying 40 percent of tuition,” said the angry owner.

The Brookhouse owner says Kenyan parents at the school are unreasonable, proud and embarrassed. “We gave you a distress fund which has little uptake because you are too embarrassed to take up a distress fund.”

“Your demands are unreasonable and if you cannot afford to pay for services of my school, you have options; LEAVE,” the seemingly angry owner said.

According to the owner, he has invested 25 million dollars to put up the best facility in Africa and is not ready to make losses. “There is no way I am going to run a loss-making venture.”

According to the angry Brookhouse man, Kenyan parents chose the school, not because it has the best education but because it is a premium brand.

“Today, I am taking on the pain and all impact, however, should this matter prevail and proceed in court, there will be dramatic repercussions,” he said.

In other words, the Brookhouse owner is telling Kenyan parents to stop pretending that they are rich, accept the reality, and remove their kids from the school.

He blasted those parents who demanded the breakdown of finances saying it was his business and as his business, he has no business disclosing how he uses his money to “strangers.”

But again, it takes at least 32 million shillings to educate a child from kindergarten to high school at Brookhouse, therefore, those taking their kids there must be filthy rich. Enjoy the drama.

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