During a Thanksgiving Day event at Kapkoros Barngetuny Secondary School in Nandi County, Education PS Julius Bitok revealed that the Ministry of Education is working closely with the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) and law enforcement to ensure that a teacher implicated in serious allegations is interdicted and prosecuted.
Highlights
- Collaboration announced between Ministry, TSC, and police to act on teacher allegations.
- Interdiction and prosecution planned for the educator in question.
- PS Bitok made the announcement during a Nandi County event.
- Reflects government’s firm stance on accountability in education.
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At a well-attended Thanksgiving Day event hosted at Kapkoros Barngetuny Secondary School in Nandi County, PS Julius Bitok reassured attendees that the Ministry of Education is not taking any chances. He stated that they are actively engaging TSC and law enforcement agencies following allegations against a teacher based at the school.
PS Bitok said the educator is set to be interdicted, followed by legal prosecution, underlining the ministry’s zero-tolerance policy towards misconduct in education.
By involving both the TSC—which handles disciplinary action for teachers—and the police, the Ministry is sending a clear message of accountability. It also reinforces public trust by showing that serious allegations are not swept under the rug.
- TSC Interdiction: The implicated teacher will be suspended from duties pending investigation.
- Criminal Proceedings: Law enforcement will gather evidence and move to formally press charges.
- Transparency Assurance: PS Bitok pledged transparency throughout the process to restore confidence in the learning environment.
As justice takes its course, PS Bitok’s firm response reminds Kenyans that the classroom must be a safe space—and that no one is above the law when it comes to protecting learners.
