- Drama unfolded during the KUPPET Siaya County Junior School annual meeting after teachers confronted Executive Secretary Richard Agot over leadership changes.
- The protests followed the removal of nominated KUPPET leaders, with members accusing the union official of failing to consult stakeholders.
- Teachers have called for dialogue to restore unity and strengthen the union’s focus on members’ welfare.
Drama unfolded during the KUPPET Siaya County Junior School annual meeting after KUPPET Executive Secretary Richard Agot was reportedly confronted by teachers following his decision to remove nominated KUPPET leaders.
The move triggered protests, with some members accusing him of dictatorial leadership and failing to consult stakeholders before making key decisions.
The incident exposed deep divisions within the union, as teachers demanded transparency, accountability and inclusive leadership.
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Members have now called for dialogue to restore unity and ensure the union remains focused on championing the welfare and interests of teachers.
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KUPPET Siaya Executive Secretary Richard Agot, who was confronted by teachers during the county Junior School annual meeting over leadership changes.
