Newly appointed members of the National Examinations Appeal Tribunal were sworn in earlier today, among them the National Chairman of Kenya Primary School Headteachers Association (KEPSHA) Johnson Nzioka.
The swearing in ceremony, which was held at the Supreme Court, was presided over by the Deputy Chief Registrar of the Judiciary Paul Maina, who is now the Acting Judiciary Chief Registrar after the exit of Anne Amadi late last week.
KEPSHA National Chairman Johnson Nzioka peruses documents before signing the contract with the National Examinations Appeals Tribunal as a member.
Nzioka was sworn in alongside Virginia Wahome and Fred Nyambane Oanda as members of the Tribunal for a period of three years effective December 22, 2023; and Dr. Wayne Mutua Kenneth who was appointed as chairperson for a four year period effective from December 22, 2023.
Members of the National Examinations Appeals Tribunal pose for a group photo with Judicial officers led by acting Chief Registrar outside the Supreme Court after their swearing in today.
The appointments were done by Education Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu on December 19, 2023.
By Roy Hezron
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