Two woman representatives have asked girls to accept their humble backgrounds and focus on education rather than 'sponsors'.
Sponsors was a term coined for men or women who date young people and them support them financially.
"Our girls...this must be a lesson to you...it doesn't matter where you come from but be contented with what you have and focus...leave alone the sponsors and focus," Homa Bay's Gladys Wanga said.
This followed after Sharon Otieno, the
girl abducted with Nation journalist Barack Oduor, was found dead in Kodera forest on Wednesday.
Addressing journalists at Parliament buildings on Wednesday, Wanga further asked the DCI Boss George Kinoti to quickly investigate the matter.
"It is a very sad morning, this act must
be condemned. This is the true test for the DCI because its alleged that the high and mighty are involved," she said.
"It does not matter who you are, nobody deserves to take a life ...we want the real person behind this matter arrested and charged with the murder of Sharon."
Her Migori counterpart Pamela Odhiambo appealed to the young girls to avoid shortcuts that can lead them to such trouble.
"I appeal and urge our young people that
accept the conditions that you are in and avoid shortcuts."
"It is okay that you are a student...whatever humble background you have, just accept that you are a student," the county MP said.
Odhiambo asked mothers to guard their daughters and take it upon themselves to know what is happening in their lives.
"As a mother, I want to offer my condolences...mothers poleni sana...whether you went to school or not, be as close to your daughter as possible
and make sure they are protected
regardless
of their social economic status," she said.
"We demand for respect of our lives. I demand for righteous
leadership for all the male leaders. It is not right to use money and position to lure our young daughters to their deaths."
Noting that the murder is 'shameful and unaccepted', Odhiambo said the women from Migori county will not relent until the perpetrators are dealt with.
"The pain is unbearable for the family. We know there is nothing that can pay for a life but justice needs to be carried out regardless of who they are," she said.
"We are struggling with the education of the girl
child and its very sad. We condemn this heinous
act and we call upon the investigative agencies, EACC, DCIA
to take this matter with the urgency it deserves."
Earlier,
Kenyans asked for justice for Sharon.
Wanga led the call demanding that the government
takes action against those who not only executed but also ordered the killing.
"The brutal murder of Sharon Otieno is deeply disturbing. Human life is sacred, cannot be taken so recklessly. Also wishing my friend journalist Barack Oduor a quick recovery," she said.
The second year Medical Records student at Rongo University was pregnant.