The two communities living in the troubled Loya-Naoyapong corridor have been involved in a longstanding conflict resulting in killings and livestock rustling.
Kaltum wonders why criminals who raid, maim, kill, and steal livestock are never arrested.
SG Misori said the escalating situation has led to a significant number of educators requesting transfers.
Led by Tiaty MP William Kamket, the leaders expressed frustration that President William Ruto's promise of compensation has not materialised.
The student was aboard a public service bus plying the Isiolo-Merti route when armed criminals attacked.
Residents claimed four homes lost 120 camels in the incident at Mlango in Burat Ward, but police said the number was yet to be confirmed.
Protest leaders presented a petition to the President, asking him to revise the government's strategy in the ongoing Operation Maliza Uhalifu to prevent more deaths.