Sossion is averse to educational reforms

Kenya’s 11th Parliament ranks high among discredited institutions in the country. From giving clean bills of health to public office holders during vetting, demanding their sacking after a few months’ stay in office citing integrity issues to the ignominious fisticuffs and the mediocrity that the tyranny of numbers in the august House has consigned the country; there is little going for the venerated House.

Individuals who have cottoned to this Parliament as a median to finding recourse to grievances; more often imagined than real, are tainted by association. And that brings me to Mr Wilson Sossion, the Secretary General of the Kenya National Union of Teachers.