Nairobi’s governor, Johnson Sakaja, has warned that schools in the capital may be forced to close if heavy rains linked to El Niño continue. The warning comes as the region braces for increased rainfall, which could disrupt daily life and infrastructure. Authorities are monitoring weather patterns closely, with concerns over flooding and unsafe conditions in schools. The governor emphasized the need for preparedness, urging parents and students to stay informed about potential closures. While no official decision has been made, the threat of prolonged rain has raised alarms among local officials. Schools remain open for now, but the situation could change rapidly depending on the weather forecast.