TSC SENDS ALLIANCE GIRLS' TEACHER ON A 30-DAY COMPULSORY LEAVE OVER CASES OF SEXUAL MISCODNUCT

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has sent the teacher implicated in cases of sexual misconduct at Alliance Girls High School on a 30-day compulsory leave. Acting TSC Chief Executive Officer Evaleen Mitei made the decision on Tuesday, July 25, as the probe into the embattled teacher intensifies.
The teacher is alleged to have breached multiple provisions of the Teachers Service Commission Act and the Code of Regulations for Teachers (CORT), by allegedly engaging in what the TSC termed as professional misconduct.
This follows a recent exposé by Africa Uncensored, titled The Teacher and the System, which revealed a disturbing pattern of alleged abuse dating back over 20 years.
According to the TSC, the leave is intended to allow for an independent investigation free from interference. Alliance Girls has also confirmed that it is cooperating fully with the authorities and prioritising the safety and well-being of learners.
The commission said it will inform the teacher of the outcome once investigations are complete and assured that the matter will be handled in accordance with due process as outlined in existing regulations. During the suspension, the teacher will receive his full salary and allowances. The commission said it will inform him of the outcome of the investigations as soon as they are completed.
The move followed growing public pressure after disturbing claims surfaced involving Ayiro and multiple students. Former students and staff accused the teacher of using his role as Christian Union patron and mentor to manipulate and exploit vulnerable girls.